Book Review: Six Pixels of Separation

Mitch Joel is president of Twist Image, a agency with offices in Toronto and Montreal. I met him at TED two years ago. It’s nice to read a book by another CEO who is running an agency and taking on the role of author—I can empathize with the challenges. Mitch did a fantastic job encapsulating [...]

Topic: Book Reviews, Strategy
Tags: blogging, mitch joel, review, social media, twist image, twitter

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Tweet #sliderocket to Win!

Summer must be the season for contests, ’cause SlideRocket is having one, too!
Simply tweet #sliderocket to enter for a chance to win an Ultimate Presentation Survival Pack. (More tweets = more entries = more chance to win!) If ever there was a reason to twitter, this is it.

How to Win:
To win an Ultimate Presentation Survivial [...]

Topic: Event
Tags: contest, prizes, sliderocket, twitter, ultimate presentation survival pack, win

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Twitter Took Time to Tackle

This blog post is written in blocks of text each under 140 characters because that’s how #twitter works
When I first signed on with @oreillymedia, they had me work with a young social media gal and insisted I open a #twitter and #Facebook account
When I told them I’m busy, they said that @timoreilly uses #twitter on [...]

Topic: Business, Diary, Strategy
Tags: social media, twitter

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Audience on the Stage

Last month Nancy Duarte spoke at Web2.0 Expo and it was a huge success.
In preparation for her talk she asked me if there would be a way to reproduce an exercise called “Speaker & Audience Mapping” that she usually leads in the slideology workshops. The exercise goes like this: the audience picks one of a [...]

Topic: Event, Strategy, Technology
Tags: chat room, meebo, poll, sms, twitter, web 2.0

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