Tag Archive: book

Book news: cover, US launch in June and other bits #webshadows

Off to the printers!
It’s official: Me and My Web Shadow: How to Manage Your Reputation Online is in print production right now… H’rah!
Here’s a shot of the cover that the publisher shared with me…

US publication date is now June
Me and My Web Shadow’s US launch is now set for June, pushed back slightly from [...]

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In trust we trust: keeping it human…

Took some time to read some more of What Would Google Do? today and was stopped in my tracks by some of Jeff Jarvis’s thoughts on trust, a topic which has been much on my mind in recent weeks.
Trust is more of a two-way exchange than most people – especially those in power – realise. [...]

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This sort of thing will give direct mail a good name…

…if they’re not careful.

When James Gardner got a copy of a book by someone with the same name it intrigued and then delighted him. Then he realised it was just a clever bit of direct marketing from Adobe.
The amount of time I spent examining this book – which has a table of contents outlining every [...]

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Tag Archive: book

Book news: cover, US launch in June and other bits #webshadows

Off to the printers!
It’s official: Me and My Web Shadow: How to Manage Your Reputation Online is in print production right now… H’rah!
Here’s a shot of the cover that the publisher shared with me…

US publication date is now June
Me and My Web Shadow’s US launch is now set for June, pushed back slightly from [...]

Read the full article »

In trust we trust: keeping it human…

Took some time to read some more of What Would Google Do? today and was stopped in my tracks by some of Jeff Jarvis’s thoughts on trust, a topic which has been much on my mind in recent weeks.
Trust is more of a two-way exchange than most people – especially those in power – realise. [...]

Read the full article »

This sort of thing will give direct mail a good name…

…if they’re not careful.

When James Gardner got a copy of a book by someone with the same name it intrigued and then delighted him. Then he realised it was just a clever bit of direct marketing from Adobe.
The amount of time I spent examining this book – which has a table of contents outlining every [...]

Read the full article »