Category: Social Media

Behaviour, Idenity, SEEING, Social Media

Eternal September. I miss the days when the Internet used to be fun.
knowledge management, Public Services, Social Media

“Measure the Muttering…” Detecting ‘Weak Signals’
Community Development, Participation, Public Services, Social Media

Dig Hill 80, Wijtschate, Belgium. How mass collaboration changes everything.
#TiL253, Behaviour, Public Services, Social Media

Astroturfing: Is Grass Roots Opinion Real or Manufactured?
Behaviour, Collaboration, Social Media

Can You Really Trust Social Media in a Crisis? The Rise of Troll Farms.
Behaviour, Public Services, Social Media

The Ladder of Inference. Climbing Down from Expert Bias
Complexity, Social Media

Dunbar’s Number 150, Perfect for Christmas Card Lists and Twitter Friends
Innovation, Social Media, Uncategorized

Googlewhacking: a great example of digital ephemera
Collaboration, Continuous Improvement, Narrative Use, Social Media

The Listening Service. Busting Jargon, Including People and Improving the Tweets
Innovation, Narrative Use, Public Services, Social Media, Uncategorized

Be. More. Human. The Killer App v Designing Out The Idiot
Complexity, Learning, Narrative Use, Social Media, Uncategorized

Conversation is action… because… we learn when we talk.
Innovation, Social Media, Uncategorized

Google Flu, Big Data and The Woozle Effect
Narrative Use, Public Services, Social Media

Social Media, WH Smith Carpet, London Midland Trains and Observations from Accident & Emergency
Innovation, Learning, Social Media

Six Oi Conference Learning Points – all in a 6min podcast!
Collaboration, Continuous Improvement, Learning, Public Services, Social Media

Make Meetings Count – Literally, with Meeting Ticker and Clockwork Meetings.
Continuous Improvement, Innovation, Public Services, Social Media

Don’t spend any money on NHS Jargon Busters – it’s sorted! Download the Apps.
Collaboration, Public Services, Social Media

Ted Robbins, Textiles and 78rpms. My week of social media.
Innovation, Social Media

‘Lancashire Speaks’ (issued by Cyril Lord). Textile Workers Voices 1950’s style.
Continuous Improvement, Innovation, Public Services, Social Media

“Every CEO should try to access the services their organisation delivers using a mobile phone, at least twice a month”
Continuous Improvement, Learning, Social Media

Improving Email Behaviour. End of Campaign Report and Four Recommendations