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MWC has seen the titans of the tech industry churn out tablets and smartphones of every ilk. Debates have raged around how on earth mobile
Read moreSome new research sheds light on how social media is currently being used to share news articles from traditional publishers. Newswhip has looked at the
Read moreFollowing an event at Social Media Week last month, I wrote a few posts lamenting the fact that traditional media seems to be failing to
Read moreSo today Facebook rolled out its much anticipated Facebook Timeline for brands. Here is a breakdown of what you need to know: You can preview
Read moreEveryone knows that MWC is the place to be for anyone involved in the mobile industry and generally speaking it gives a pretty good insight
Read moreMercat de la Boqueria – this bustling food market is just off La Rambla, but a world away from the overpriced drinks, sneaky service charges
Read moreLa Champagneria – make like a local and head to this dingy backstreet bar serving rosat cava and made-to-order bocadillos. Our favourite is the chorip
Read moreStruggling traditional media organisations are constantly looking for ways to reinvent themselves, and many of them are doing well: finding new platforms for readers to
Read moreYesterday, I joined the hoards of people getting involved with Social Media Week London and attended a session called Thought Leadership and the role of
Read moreAt the weekend I wrote a blog post reflecting on last week’s leaks from Sky and the BBC about how their journalists could (or could
Read moreThis week is Social Media Week 2012! What’s that, I hear you ask. Well, it is a global initiative spanning twelve cities across the world,
Read moreIf you haven’t heard about Pinterest yet, then you soon will. This is the latest startup darling of the social media world and one that
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