Category Archives: Online Publishing and Web 2.0

What’s the best approach to being an online publisher, to managing an editorial content site, be if for information or leisure? What are Web 2.0 trends

Initiation to Search Engine Positioning, Local search and Web 2.0 Marketing

Monday, January 10, we’ll hold a three hour initiation to being visible in search engines, both on a global and local search, and to being present in local Web 2.0 sites. Held in Aix en provence, 9:15 to 12:15. Free … Continue reading

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Having active internal social networks

Here’s an interesting post seen on the HBR blog about what it takes to make company internal social networks successful. Basically, as often, it has to come from inside the company. This can be achieved by training of a group … Continue reading

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Case study of Orange Web 2.0 Marketing

Synthesio, a French company, offers in this post a case study of their work for French telecom leader Orange monitoring Orange’s presence on social media and responding to customers Web 2.0 style. These are great insights for any company. –> … Continue reading

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Seven important trends for 2011 by TNW Social Media

Here’s an interesting article on TNW Social Media about the major trends in social media for next year. Here’s the three I liked the most, quoted from the post indicated above: * Branded Content Brands and businesses are starting to … Continue reading

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Facebook’s idea of privacy still a strange one with Open Graph

Here’s a copy of a good article from Network World on FaceBook’s new approach to privacy: one that consists intelling our friends about the sites we visited without asking for our consent first. The article seems to indicate this was … Continue reading

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