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  • To Bing....? The Big Question!

      One of the best bits of feedback I’ve ever had as a Microsoft employee was an email from a US super-affiliate – and I mean SUPER-affiliate – after adCenter and Microsoft in general were being discussed in unfavourable and fruity language on his blog.   I’d added a comment saying I thought we could perhaps do a bit better and ...
    Posted to DigiTales Blog - Mel Carson (Weblog) by Mel Carson on 19 Nov 2009

  • Win a £5k Search Audit with Reform Digital

    Just fill out this survey if you're a UK Advertiser http://www.reformdigital.com/research for the chance of a digital makeover.   Thanks for the heads up from the wonderful Amanda Davie who, I'm sure, will answer a few questions on the findings when the data has been put through the mangle!
    Posted to DigiTales Blog - Mel Carson (Weblog) by Mel Carson on 17 Nov 2009

  • Sunday Paper Pick ‘n’ Mix

    I spend around 15 minutes every month down at the recycling bins in Sainsbury’s car park in Richmond.   It’s be a lot less frequent if I wasn’t throwing away a load of the Sunday Times I don’t read.   Regular news – forget it – rather get it from the BBC Sport – too much footy and again rather hear what Aggers has to say Appointments ...
    Posted to DigiTales Blog - Mel Carson (Weblog) by Mel Carson on 16 Nov 2009

  • Video Interview - Ben Chapman - BBC Radio 1 - Social Media

    More social media insight! This time from Ben Chapman who heads up interactive for BBC Radio 1. In this 12 minute interview he serves up how they use digital to enhance radio for their 11 million weekly listeners.
    Posted to DigiTales Blog - Mel Carson (Weblog) by Mel Carson on 07 Nov 2009

  • Twitter Free Zone Please - Just Occasionally!

    I met an Oscar winner last night. Estelle Parsons, who won best supporting actress in Bonnie and Clyde, was performing in August – Osage County at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle and I was lucky enough to get back stage and shake her hand.   The play was awesome! A company of about 12 actors had 2000 enthralled in a tale of family strife ...
    Posted to DigiTales Blog - Mel Carson (Weblog) by Mel Carson on 02 Nov 2009

  • Video Interview - Andrew Sampson on Stephen Fry & Social Media

      Last week I was lucky enough to catch up with Andrew Sampson who runs Stephen Fry's website and works with the actor on a host of new media projects.   In this interview he talks about how they started, how they see social media panning out, and gives us the scoop on the upcoming Untied Artist's Network.   Click ...
    Posted to DigiTales Blog - Mel Carson (Weblog) by Mel Carson on 29 Oct 2009

  • Real Time Search - Time to Get Serious!

    There’s already been a lot of coverage about the Twitter deals with Bing and Google announced in the last couple of days and waking up this morning the day after Windows 7 launched and Nick Griffin made an arse of himself on Question Time, just goes to show how important these innovations are.   Trending on Twitter 10 minutes ago (writing ...
    Posted to DigiTales Blog - Mel Carson (Weblog) by Mel Carson on 23 Oct 2009

  • re: Message for Ian Morbin

    How is the search engine employee (?) destroying his living Media Village?
    Posted to DigiTales Blog - Mel Carson (Weblog) by Mel Carson on 22 Oct 2009

  • Message for Ian Morbin

    With the advent of the web and the acceleration of user-generated content onto our computer screens, you never know who’s training a camera on you, especially when you’re at work going about your business. Social media and the loss of “control” companies have on how their message or public reputation is now displayed means a more robust approach ...
    Posted to DigiTales Blog - Mel Carson (Weblog) by Mel Carson on 20 Oct 2009

  • Walking Digital Advertisments - Would You?

    I spotted this guy in Victoria Station a few weeks back and just found the photo on my phone. I think he was promoting IKEA with a TV monitor on his back and front. Got me thinking that although some of us promote brands through exposing logos on our trainers, T-Shirts, or handbags, would it be beyond the realms of reality for brands to pay ...
    Posted to DigiTales Blog - Mel Carson (Weblog) by Mel Carson on 15 Oct 2009

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