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15 Mar 2012
The SXSW festival is famous for, among other things, showcasing the shape of things to come. For example, Twitter was 'discovered' here in 2007.
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Anthony Hilton: Bahrain F1 sponsors on a crash course
19 Apr 2012 | by Anthony Hilton
During the early stages of the Arab Spring a little over a year ago, Vodafone attracted a huge amount of negative publicity for appearing to co-operate with the old Egyptian regime of President Mubarak and against street protesters in the weeks before he was forced out.
Danny Rogers: TripAdvisor needs to trade on trust
09 Feb 2012 | by Danny Rogers
In order to grow, brands require trust. The world's greatest brands are those trusted by their consumers, their employees and manifold other stakeholders.
Danny Rogers: CIPR must set bar high on Wikipedia code
18 Jan 2012 | by Danny Rogers
There was an enticing row over ethics last week at the Holborn offices of Bell Pottinger. It took place between Jimmy Wales, co-founder of online encyclopaedia Wikipedia, and Chime boss Lord Bell.
Anthony Hilton: Is social media tracking worth it?
20 Oct 2011 | by Anthony Hilton
Print and broadcast journalists have the laws of libel drummed into them and are aware of the expensive consequences when their copy is a bit too close to the line.
Danny Rogers: The problem with spontaneous tweets
10 Feb 2011 | by Danny Rogers
Kenneth Cole is a bona fide New Yorker who sells very nice clothes. Last week, the successful designer tweeted this: 'Millions are in uproar in #Cairo. Rumor is they heard our new spring collection is now available online at http://bit.ly/KCairo - KC.'
Danny Rogers: Facebook needs to act on child protection
14 Apr 2010 | by Danny Rogers
Facebook's continued resistance - at the time of writing - to putting a 'panic button' on its site to deter the exploitation of children is, in my view, a reputational own goal.
Ian Monk: Cyberspace begins move to maturity
03 Sep 2009 | by Ian Monk
The online 'free for all' is dramatically ending as new media meet the old reality that true value carries a cost.
Helping clients with 'green' issues means avoiding tokenism
12 Jun 2008 | by Nick Rappolt
IT servers and PCs account for 0.75 per cent of carbon emissions, compared with airlines' two per cent, says Nick Rappolt.
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