Bloggers Are The New 30 Second Spots, Billboards and Advertisements
For some reason today it hit me how many tweets I read from the local Singaporean bloggers have become increasingly brand-focused over the last few months. And in many instances not because they are genuinely fans of the brand, but because they’re part of this programme or that outreach or whatever it is

How To Be A Social Media Junkie And Keep Your Job (via PatLaw)
Pat has a great post with the same title: how to be a social media junkie and keep your job over on Blankanvas and it inspired me to make a post of my own, though I certainly don’t mean to

The Flipside Of The Social Media “Guru”…
Is the company that is clueless about social media, which is equally harmful for the fresh grads looking for jobs thinking they actually found one that’s social media-related. I’ve had enough of this social media “guru” bashing (for the record, I don’t consider myself one of them). I’ll take the opp

Thoughts On The U2 “Live” Concert/Webcast
As I type this, there’s a live concert going on on YouTube (yes, YouTube) by U2. I’m by no means a fan of U2 (don’t kill me) but there are a few interesting things about how this is done.

Announcing Digiramblings
If you don’t already follow me on Twitter, you might not know that myself along with Dorothy, Mark and Amelia have started a group blog on Posterous called