The “new” Twitter was rolled out only last month, and I’m sure this redesign reflects the fact that a majority of Twittererers out there don’t actually log in and use the Twitter site anymore. The more mainstream microblogging becomes, the more people prefer to use stand alone desktop clients and mobile apps like HootSuite or TweetDeck (or any others in a long line of concatenated social media management brand names) to do what they need to do as quickly as possible.
Kick Out The Spams
March 10, 2010 By Leave a Comment
I’m really sick of spam.
Not the man-up-Viagra-adult-friend-finder-banker-in-Nairobi-discount-luxury-watches kind of spam. I mean, I hate that, too but I have pretty much eliminated it from my life with a series of good spam filters, junk email rules, and just plain being cautious with my e-mail address. No, the spams I am talking about are the unwitting ones. The ones from the people who don’t think they are doing it. Or worse – just don’t care.
Japan: Ahead and Behind
March 4, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Japanese mobile phone
I have been putting social media strategy in place for Cabana Bar & Grill, a local establishment here in Yokohama.
Since I am trying to attract Japanese and foreign clients, I’ve come to the conclusion that when it comes to social media and branding (and more importantly, mobile media), Japan is both ahead and behind.
Whisky Undead 2010
February 20, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Ichiro’s Malt at Whisky Live.
Tomorrow, tomorrow, and tomorrow. I guess that’s really three days, but for me it’s a countdown.
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