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How it’s done

February 4, 2010

in posts

Hello! Welcome to acidlabs. You look to be new here, so you may want to read about Stephen Collins, the work of acidlabs, or subscribe to the RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!This is how you do a public service announcement. It’s a part of the Embrace This campaign.

They’ve extended to other social media as [...]

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Blocking never works

February 20, 2009

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I’ve talked about this issue ad nauseum in the past but it’s reared its head again in this article in the News Limited press (Brisbane’s Courier Mail, to be accurate). So, what am I talking about?
Businesses blocking access to social tools in the workplace. In this case, Facebook gets a mention, but it applies to [...]

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Horses for courses – which social media tools?

January 14, 2009

in posts

Given I rate a mention in Tom Reynolds’ latest post, I figure I should contribute back. Tom opens with this:
“Of late I’ve noticed a strangely snobbish and superior attitude emerging amongst so called social media experts (I hasten to add most are in fact genuine social media experts!) towards Facebook.
Sure, they love their twitter and [...]

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acidlabs on Facebook

January 13, 2009

in asides

It’s arguably a touch silly, but acidlabs now has its own page on Facebook.

If you’ve got something to say to us (hopefully nice, but we accept brickbats as well as bouquets) or like what we do, drop by and leave a message on the Wall or become a fan.

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Slouching towards intertwingularity

June 18, 2008

in speaking

UPDATE: and now, there’s video! Thanks to the guys at StickyAds and MediaHunter.

PubCamp 2008 – Stephen Collins from Acidlabs social media presentation from Sticky Advertising on Vimeo
These slides and the accompanying text are my presentation from the PubCamp events in Sydney and Melbourne. Enjoy!
If you’re listening in, apologies for how fast I talk. I was [...]

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Hasbro missed the boat on Scrabulous

January 17, 2008

in asides

Hasbro/Mattel doesn’t get it. They’ve just alienated a well-connected user base of over 600000 people (including me)! Dumb. Dumb. Dumb. Jeremiah agrees.
They’ve also missed the opportunity to pick up an online version of their game, engage with a passionate community and maybe build even more brand through social marketing. They could even have just said, [...]

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