Antony Mayfield, head of content and social media at Spannerworks (which appears to be a SEO company) writes an interesting article for BrandRepublic.com where he lays out a high level summary of what social media might mean to businesses and brands.
There's lot's of talk about innovations these days, yet when you look at the stats, 90% of innovation projects never make it. That's why I thought having a go at coming up with "eight truths for real innovators". There's probably more and you may not agree with all, yet as usual, I'm happy to learn.
I have watched the development of the biofuels debate from something of a remove but also with a generally positive, well-wishing attitude towards the use of renewable biofuels to substitute for the use of fossil fuel energy. What is not to like about a solution to our energy woes that involves helping farmers and growing green plants?
In a Chicago Business article BCG’s head of global innovation practice James Andrew is putting his trotters in the trough: Innovation is no longer an option, he tells journalist Samantha Stainburn.
"Society is fixated on the alcohol problems caused by young people who binge drink in public, or the small number of alcoholics who are literally drinking themselves to death," says the director of the Institute of Alcohol Studies.
It's Friday afternoon so here's something suitably philosophical. I
think it's always been true to an extent, but is even more so today
given the broader opportunities for interaction, and the shift in
people's attitudes about what is 'normal' to expect.
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