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What Social Media Won’t Do For Your Business

By @TheMarkDalton We regularly talk about what social media can do for your business. Ask a typical ‘digital marketer’ or a…

10 years ago

Startup Business Showcase : MOPTOG

By @SimonCocking. Interview with Suzanne Burns A seasoned wildlife guide and zoologist who spent the last decade in NZ & Canada. Creating magical…

10 years ago

Now Twitter Is Having Problems With Vine. But Why?

By @TheMarkDalton The problems appear to be growing for Twitter, now creators on their once popular Vine app are leaving for…

10 years ago

What Are The Four New Twitter Updates And Why Does It Matter?

By @TheMarkDalton Twitter is always a network we like to hear updates from, mainly because we all know by now that…

10 years ago

Businesses need to upgrade their leadership model or become obsolete. Terence Mauri interviewed

By @SimonCocking. Great interview with Irish Tech News contributor Terence Mauri, more here. Terence's new book is an interesting insight into challenging…

10 years ago

Trains, Planes, Automobiles and Fintech at Startup Weekend London, by Gene Murphy

Great guest post by Gene Murphy. First appeared here.  Friday the 6th of May was my first time as a…

10 years ago

Key takeaways from 3XE Digital by Marie-Clare Byard

Words and pictures by Marie-Clare Byard. Social Media Photographer – available to cover your event. It is time to GO NATIVE and…

10 years ago

What Next For Twitter?

By @TheMarkDalton Earlier this year Twitter turned 10 years old. The idea for a web-based SMS-style short messaging service had first…

10 years ago

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