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Luke Razzell has just released a fabbo pdf report [11 pages, 1.9mb] on what Twitter is and the various and diverse ways that it is being used. Recommended reading!

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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. You can even subscribe by email! Thanks for visiting!Over the last few of the talks I’ve given quite a few of the attendees have come up afterwards and asked me what books and publications I would recommend to ‘get up to [...]

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I normally leave politics to my exceptionally able friend and colleague Trevor Cook who focuses on the bigger issues (like StroganoffGate), but last night in bed I read the Costello Memoirs.
Actually, the book was "Not the Costello Memoirs", as told to Walter Slurry.
To give you an example of what sort of tone this gem of [...]

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This is not normally a blog where I launch into political issues, but the current conflict in Georgia keeps welling up in my heart. I know that this conflict is not a ‘new’ thing: I can’t tell you how I know, but I know that several major nation states have been involved in quiet ways [...]

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I’m devouring a fabulous new report from Melcrum on employee engagement practices from a communication perspective.
Entitled Viral communication in the workplace, there’s a shed load of great material in here, and hints, tips and advice from luminaries like Angela Sinickas, Brad Whitworth from Cisco, my friend Carol Kinsey Goman, [...]

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I’ve been giving the Plantronics Explorer 320 bluetooth earpiece a thorough road test the last few weeks and it gets the BetterComms thumbs up!
Lukas Picton at Text100 sent me one to review and I’ve resisted posting about it until I could really put it through its paces.
Now that all of my websites are back [...]

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Carol Kinsey Goman has written another superb article for me and I’ve popped it up on my articles website.
Entitled ‘Thriving on discontinuous change’, here’s a snippet:
IBM’s 2008 Global CEO Study finds that organizations are being bombarded by change, and many are struggling to keep up. Executives see significant change ahead, but the gap between [...]

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