Thomas Crampton
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| Blog Name: | Thomas Crampton |
| Url: | http://www.thomascrampton.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Social Media, Internet, Technology |
| Description: | Former correspondent for The New York Times and International Herald Tribune writes about China, the Internet and new media as seen from Asia. |
| Popularity: | 42 Followers |
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The Future of Communication (My view)
The below video was not just intended to risk my life getting run over by a tram. It is intended to launch an internal discussion with a client about how best to use the latest social media tools for communication. Thoughts welcome from anyone!
The below video was not just intended to risk my life getting run over by a tram. It is intended to launch an internal discussion with a client about how best to use the latest social media tools for communication. Thoughts welcome from anyone!
Social Media Usage by Asia’s Small Companies
The Straits Times this weekend reported that 72 percent of small and medium-sized enterprises surveyed across five Asian countries have a presence on social media platforms such as YouTube or Twitter. While I am highly enthusiastic to find examples and evidence of social media usage in Asia, I would question how these SMEs were found to be polled. With just 100 companies polled across five countries, that would be an average of about 20 companies per country. More to the point, h
The Straits Times this weekend reported that 72 percent of small and medium-sized enterprises surveyed across five Asian countries have a presence on social media platforms such as YouTube or Twitter. While I am highly enthusiastic to find examples and evidence of social media usage in Asia, I would question how these SMEs were found to be polled. With just 100 companies polled across five countries, that would be an average of about 20 companies per country. More to the point, h
Lindbergh Flies Alone
Although I now spend my time living and writing about Social Media, when cut my veins still bleed ink. Newspaper ink. Newspapers are often called the first draft of history, but they also occasionally rise to the quality of poetry. This is The New York Sun’s editorial on Lindbergh’s remarkable, courageous and foolhardy solo flight across the Atlantic. (This is The
Although I now spend my time living and writing about Social Media, when cut my veins still bleed ink. Newspaper ink. Newspapers are often called the first draft of history, but they also occasionally rise to the quality of poetry. This is The New York Sun’s editorial on Lindbergh’s remarkable, courageous and foolhardy solo flight across the Atlantic. (This is The
Great Visualizations of the Internet
These are by John Yunker of Bytelevel Research recently posted some great visualizations showing the popularity of domain names across the Internet. You can buy them as posters.
These are by John Yunker of Bytelevel Research recently posted some great visualizations showing the popularity of domain names across the Internet. You can buy them as posters.
US Govt Polls Asian Journalists about Obama
Are you a journalist in Asia? Obama wants to hear from you! The US State Department has started looking for feedback from journalists in Asia about Obama’s speech tomorrow. (No pressure, Mr. Speechwriter!) Here’s the email that has been sent to local media in Hong Kong. What do you think?Seeking your reaction to President Obama’s speech Greetings from the American Consulate General in Hong Kong. As you may have heard, tomorrow morning (Saturday) from 9:00-9:45 AM, U.S. President Obama will give a speech that focuses on his Asia policy.
Are you a journalist in Asia? Obama wants to hear from you! The US State Department has started looking for feedback from journalists in Asia about Obama’s speech tomorrow. (No pressure, Mr. Speechwriter!) Here’s the email that has been sent to local media in Hong Kong. What do you think?Seeking your reaction to President Obama’s speech Greetings from the American Consulate General in Hong Kong. As you may have heard, tomorrow morning (Saturday) from 9:00-9:45 AM, U.S. President Obama will give a speech that focuses on his Asia policy.
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