Author: Steve Bridger
We are all photographers now
First post in a while for a number of reasons. Anyway, this stroked my ego.
The three images I uploaded to the “All photographers now” exhibit were [...]
Leveraging social networking to influence change
PR Blogger Stephen Davies thinks we’ll start to see a fragmentation of social networks. As people begin to tire with the vast, general nature of [...]
Shaggy Blog Stories… for Comic Relief
My daughter Nelly was shuttled off to infant school this morning dressed as “Super Nelly” with a pocketful of loose change. Yes, it’s that time [...]
My Social Network, circa 1987
I was recently drawn to this interesting graphic posted to Flickr by NMK’s Ian Delaney. It illustrates the fragmentation of people’s media consumption [...]
Widgets of the world unite…
I’ve been having a lot of widgety thoughts recently, so I thought I’d bundle up a few loose ends in the one (long) post.
First though, if you’re [...]
Children’s charity checks into virtual hotel
I’ve written previously about how the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) has embraced innovation to raise awareness of its [...]
DoggySnaps.com: the tail ‘tagging’ the dog
I only recently stumbled across the Dog Trust’s photo-sharing community, DoggySnaps.com. I’m not a dog owner, and frankly have no particular affinity with [...]
Valentine’s Day meets Web 2.0
I meant to post this yesterday, but a deadline prevented me from doing so. Then, of course, blogging was out of the question in the evening (you know what day [...]
Whose cause is it anyway?
Yet again Kathy Sierra is right on target; She writes…
People ask me… How can I get our employees to be passionate about the company?” Wrong question. [...]
An interview with the Widget King
Last year, Hawaii-based ChipIn launched its “social ecommerce” service designed to help individuals connect with people in their social network for [...]