So this one is mine. And it’s a little more refined than some of my other musings. But it’s pretty widespread. The Hanslow theorem is: If ((Tc < Bp) then (Rv > Tc) = A) else (Tc <= Pc) = A) People choose to act only when the reward for action is greater than the […]
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The key to improvement? Teach.
I attended Swarm a couple of weeks ago. As a speaker not a guest, which was an interesting and fascinating experience, and one I’ll blog about in the next few weeks. I’ve taught before, training groups, mentored people through photography, written tutorials etc. But I had never been to a conference as a speaker/workshop presenter […]
50 Shades of failure? Only to the cynics of #AskELJames
The internet is abuzz today with news of the #AskELJames hashtag and it’s apparent failure. A sea of articles calling out how terrible of a campaign this is, how it was hilarious when people made fun of the writing, how cold and perfect it was to ask “Do you plan to rewrite the books from […]
#FacebookDown – a big joke. With a hint of something scarier.
Facebook and Instagram were offline for around 30 minutes today. (around 5pm AEDST). Twitter quickly filled with comedy and questions. There were thousands of people posting to ask “Is Facebook down?” Then it quickly spawned new memes and comedy. And then people took it in stride. Some people didn’t care. Other people were mad. Plenty […]
Identity and Social Media – the latest victim: Virgin Australia
One of the problems we face in social media is it’s focus on identity, with so little support for it.
The appeal and growth of social media is based around identity. Sharing and relating, user generated content, relationships formed and bonded online. Yet every platform allows you to take on or create whatever identity you see fit. Today this happened to Virgin Australia.
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