Entries in 'Stories'

The Other Side: News from the Northern Line

June 24th, 2008 by Iain MacMillan · No Comments

Our latest article for Contagious magazine has seen us dip our KUDOS toes into the world of publishing.
The Other Side, a new, free monthly magazine aimed at London’s Northern Line underground commuters, has built an accompanying online community on social network, Webjam. Our Contagious article uses the KUDOS planning framework to see how the activity [...]

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The Associated Press and Bloggers: A DUK-and-Cover Strategy?

June 18th, 2008 by Jeremy · 3 Comments

Oh, the agony of having vast amounts of content that every blogger on Earth wants to link to, quote, reference and purloin. The Associated Press (AP) is in a bit of a bind because, well, because it has a little too much social capital for its own liking.
The news service whose daily [...]

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Whrrl: Putting Spontaneity in Travel Planning?

June 12th, 2008 by Maggie · 3 Comments

Like Ben, I’ve been looking into some of the new travel planning and travel 2.0 sites cropping up, and I came across a cool new app called Whrrl, which has just received $15 million in funding which will go to expanding the service and bringing it abroad (it’s only available in certain US cities for [...]

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Is The New Atlantic Making Us Link to Sensationalist Articles?

June 11th, 2008 by Dan O'Connor · No Comments

Well, is it?

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MeasurementCamp - One More Step

June 6th, 2008 by Ben · 2 Comments

I joined up with MeasurementCamp again on Wednesday, this time hudddled in a sweating mass in the upstairs of a cafe in Soho. Alright, so the social media industry may not be run from leather armchairs in smoke-filled club rooms but the croissants were first rate.

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