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The problem with social media - there's no cash to be made... so what?!!

So much has come from the last GovBarCamp in the UK public sector, believe you me - blimey, even DJ Collins from Google came to the last Heads of ecomms meeting. However, if we are to do it again - we… more »

Emma Mulqueeny

The problem with social media - there's no cash to be made... so what?!! — 15 comments

Mulqueeny wrote 1 month ago: So much has come from the last GovBarCamp in the UK public sector, believe you me - blimey, even DJ … more »

Tags: Public sector, Social Media, Conversation, UKGovBarCamp, Communication, paul caplan, Internationale, Jeremy Gould, whitehall webby

I get knocked down, but I get up again — 10 comments

Jeremy wrote 1 month ago: I’m going through one of my, seemingly increasingly more, regular quiet periods here. Partly b … more »

Tags: Interesting things, Social Media, Caspar Berry, Innovation, innovation edge, NESTA, Oli Barrett, Shed Simove

Bills to pay - Bills paid — 5 comments

Mulqueeny wrote 3 months ago: I have spent the day rather luxuriously sorting out my study, which had become a dumping ground for … more »

Tags: Public sector, Social Media, twitter, Conversation, Communication

Update on customer retention — 8 comments

Mulqueeny wrote 4 months ago: After writing about how to retain customers, I was duly summoned by the FCO (my employers at the tim … more »

Tags: Change Management, Communication, Conversation, Customer Retention, Error 301, error 404, error 410, FCO, Hansard

Social media and democracy — 8 comments

Mulqueeny wrote 4 months ago: I was at a conference today during which much was made about how social media - well it was tabbed a … more »

Tags: Public sector, FCO, Stakeholder communication, Social Media, Conversation, Communication, China, democracy, YouTube

Humility - I don't really know... and yet more Twitter — 1 comment

Mulqueeny wrote 5 months ago: The more observant of you will have noticed that I have taken off the strap-line - Queen of social m … more »

Tags: Communication, Conversation, FCO, Public sector, Social Media, twitter, UKGovBarCamp

Two-way conversation anyone?

Mulqueeny wrote 5 months ago: Just had a rather crazy day… but much time to think about the conversations that are happening … more »

Tags: Stakeholder communication, Social Media, twitter, Conversation, Communication

Twitter? or rubbish chat room? — 4 comments

Mulqueeny wrote 5 months ago: I know that many disagree with me on the Twitter thing, and it may well be that I am being completel … more »

Tags: Social Media, twitter, Conversation, Communication

Social media caution

Mulqueeny wrote 5 months ago: In our GovBarCamp group on Google there has been some discussion about the latest e-petition - where … more »

Tags: Stakeholder communication, Social Media, Conversation, UKGovBarCamp, Proofreading, Communication

Controversially — 6 comments

Mulqueeny wrote 5 months ago: I think twitter is not a part of the social media revolution: well it has its place - for bloggers a … more »

Tags: Social Media, twitter, Conversation

Oh goody I thought of a social media bent on EA!!!

Mulqueeny wrote 5 months ago: One of the problems that has to be managed and taken very seriously whenever an organisational chang … more »

Tags: Public sector, Enterprise Architecture, home office, Change Management, Stakeholder communication

Enterprise architecture (EA) - does it help? — 4 comments

Mulqueeny wrote 5 months ago: I have been asked to put together some information on how the Home Office would benefit from enterpr … more »

Tags: Public sector, Enterprise Architecture, home office, Change Management, Stakeholder communication

Managing expectations — 1 comment

Mulqueeny wrote 5 months ago: I have not ’started blogging’! I am building my new site using WordPress and will be dev … more »

Customer retention — 7 comments

Mulqueeny wrote 5 months ago: Keeping your customers when changing urls Exec sum – or similar In researching this subject I … more »

Tags: Customer Retention, Public sector, FCO