Archive for the ‘Web 2.0’ Category
Moving to WordPress from WordPress.com
Posted by: Michael on: May 9, 2009
The time has come for me to graduate. I have moved my blog from WordPress.com to Communication Leadership hosted by Vancouver company Blue Fur. If the Feedburner RSS feed doesn’t update automatically, be sure to head to the new blog at www.michaelallison.net/blog and re-subscribe. It’ll only take a few moments.
Remember when the printing press was invented?
Posted by: Michael on: April 19, 2009
After Gutenberg invented the printing press back in the fifteenth century, leaders like Martin Luther found it a handy tool to carry out a revolution. While few in those times were literate, they eventually began to read and ideas spread. How different would your high school social studies class be if Martin Luther didn’t have [...]
SEO vs. Human Interaction
Posted by: Michael on: March 4, 2009
At the Northern Voice blogging conference, I caught up with an old university friend, Aidan, who told me about his new ebook, SEO Quick Fix. As someone more experienced with online human interaction than search optimization, I was curious to learn more.
The ebook is very straightforward, but you need to have a basic understanding of [...]
The Changing Web 2.0 Landscape for 2009
Posted by: Michael on: December 30, 2008
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Going into 2009, communications professionals will be looking at which tools work the best and where their audiences, stakeholders and brand engagers live, thrive and interact.
In 2007, virtual world Second Life was making headlines in the mainstream news while the blogosphere buzzed. Organizations like IBM, Major League Baseball and Kraft Foods, among others, invested significant [...]
Five Online Picks Meme
Posted by: Michael on: November 18, 2008
My good friend in Toronto, Parker, tagged me in my first-ever meme (blog chain letter). Although I’ve been busy, I couldn’t eschew my duty to share five online tools or resources that deserve better exposure. After generous modification of the rules, I give you my picks:
1. Bourque Newswatch: Billed as the “Canada’s Matt Drudge,” Pierre [...]
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