7 ways iPad will revolutionise Media by 2011

Apple’s new iPad at first might look like a bigger version of the iPhone although it has the capabilities to change the way publishers sell content and help package goods. As a multimedia tablet it supports not only textbooks but also video, audio and whole heap of applications, 140,000 o of which are out already. [...]

Google Wave killer, Nurphy.com

Recently I bumped into Neil from Nurphy at an event. He was telling us about his application Nurphy. At first you might think yet another start-up, although actually it’s truly a fantastic app see what New York Times and Read Write Web are saying. So what does it do? The application is puts your conversation [...]

Social Media buzz phrases and what does it mean to your mum

Social Media has opened doors to several opportunities in business and our personal lives. But has also initiated a heap of unnecessary management phrases which many don’t understand. The first thing I was taught in business was to KISS (Keep in Simple Stupid). Unfortunately these phrases have totally confused many (including my mum). Below is [...]

List of online communities to maximize recruitment potential

Often, finding the right candidates or customers require recruitment teams to go far and wide. For some customers or circumstances teams have to tap into communities which already exist e.g. Institute of Engineers, women in Space Research, CIOs in the insurance industry. Traditionally this could be an expensive, time intensive process and would require to [...]

Twitter v/s Google Offices. Does Google have an edge?

Twitter Employees unveiled their new office in San Francisco. There is certainly a resemblance between Twitter HQ to the Googleplex. Perhaps Google offices are still a bit cooler? Reception Team Space (Discussions and chill out) Twitter Google Workstation Twitter Google Twitter Google Foyer Twitter Google Canteen Twitter Google Conference Room Twitter Google Twitter offices from [...]

Bye bye Kwiqq, start of the next chapter!

Kwiqq has been an exciting opportunity for me and everyone. Firstly I want to say a BIG thank you to everyone who worked with us: our team, customers and all supporters/friends/family for being through the ups and downs. In short we have decided to close Kwiqq and work on other opportunities. Below I have written [...]

Social Media in Recruitment: (Case Study) Ernst & Young

Ernst & Young Facebook campaign is a good example of how social media can be used to: Appeal to candidates, looking for internships. Engage existing employees in the recruitment process. Encourage applicants to hear from previous interns via video and put a face to the organisation. Case Study: Social Media for Recruitment (Ernst &Young) addthis_url [...]

Why Myspace (not Facebook) ideal for some advertisers

Approximately four years back (in January 2007) Myspace launched in the UK. Taking on the mighty Friends Reunited, having already given Friendster a run for it’s money. Along came Facebook, with richer user experience and ultimate privacy control, taking the social media market by storm, and hasn’t stopped user acquisition ever since. Facebook’s v/s Myspace [...]

Kwiqq founder named Future50 alongside Twitter, Spotify..

This article has been reblogged from Kwiqq.com Revolution magazine released it’s list of 50 most influential people in Digital. In their own words: The Revolution Future 50 sets out to do the impossible: to name the individuals who will shape the digital industry of tomorrow. This time last year few people had heard to Twitter [...]

New report suggests Twitter for pointless babble and lazy people! [kwiqq]

Whilst Twitter is growing day on day, people are discovering new ways to use it. Many organisations and individuals have signed up to Twitter to promote and collaborate but a report published by Pear Analytics suggests that 40.55% of tweets are actually just pointless babble. Another interesting fact is that 5% of the Twitterers contribute [...]