Category Archives: Social Media

Quitting Twitter

Posted on August 11, 2010 by Carps

Did you see that thing? The one with the chick who resigned from her job via some whiteboard messages. Man that was cool. Saw it on Twitter, went to Chive.com (where?) Talked about it in the office, sent it onto … Continue reading →

Posted in Rants, Social Media | 6 Comments

This Just In: LinkedIn is Utter Balls

Posted on March 18, 2010 by Carps

I’m not the kind of bloke that goes in for having a “professional profile”. You might have noticed that my blog only rarely touches on professional matters and is more concerned with the puerile and stupid things that drift randomly … Continue reading →

Posted in Humour, Social Media, Technology | 4 Comments

Think Visibility: My Humble Offering – Now in Technicolor!

Posted on March 16, 2010 by Carps

Final update from ThinkVis 3 – a copy of the slides from my presentation (seeing as it seems to be the di rigeur thing to do!) Use and abuse the news or lose View more presentations from carpsio (don’t bother … Continue reading →

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Worst Product / Musician Cross Promotion Ever?

Posted on December 7, 2009 by Carps

The Sugababes Love Windows 7 Seriously. I quite like the Sugababes. They’ve got a consistently strong writing and production team at work and a lot of their songs are superior quality filler. But who in the name of holy fucking … Continue reading →

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The Register Are Wrong About Murdoch

Posted on November 24, 2009 by Carps

There’s a thought-provoking piece in The Register today about Rupert Murdoch’s analysis of Google’s relationship to his business. The nub of their – and Murdoch’s – gist is that Google only enjoys the market share it does because it indexes … Continue reading →

Posted in Social Media, Technology | 1 Comment

The Dangers of Paying Bloggers

Posted on November 17, 2009 by Carps

You might have happened across this story over the last couple of weeks. It highlights a lot of the dangers associated with so-called “blogger outreach” – especially when it’s outsourced to people who clearly don’t understand how it can work … Continue reading →

Posted in Humour, SEO, Social Media | 3 Comments