When this tweet appeared in my twitter stream I thought it was a joke.Then upon further investigation it really wasn’t. The barbarian beer house in London is after Chinese people to attend an event. And you can see they’re asking a lot of people who they presume are Chinese or have a Chinese audience.
Category: Social Media
Why Football Matters
Using football as a medium to appeal to the masses is a very clever thing to do. WWF teamed up with Brazilian agency Grey 141 to raise awareness of deforestation in Brazil. Every four minutes the equivalent of a football field is clear cut, so what better medium to use than a football field to… Continue reading Why Football Matters
30 Reasons
30 reasons is a month long email poster campaign that aims to encourage people to vote for Obama. This is one of my favourite amongst the lot, although there are *so* many great ones. Well done 30 reasons for helping re-elect President Obama. What a relief that is.
Blog Action Day 2012: The Power of We
10 years ago, Facebook was still an idea and Google wasn’t used as a verb. Encyclopaedias lived in libraries, and tweet was the sound a bird made. And now, the internet more so than any other platform in the past decade has changed the way we connect to the world, how we do business, receive… Continue reading Blog Action Day 2012: The Power of We
One Year and 8 Months Doing The Green Thing
When I first came across Do The Green Thing, my first thought was was ‘Wow. They’re brilliant’. My second was ‘I want to work there’. I *patiently* waited for about 2 and a half years, always keeping tabs on their content and website, hoping one day I’d be able to join their team. That day… Continue reading One Year and 8 Months Doing The Green Thing
Stop the Meter. Please.
As a person who a) plans to return to Canada in the not so distant future and b) has spent the past 4 years working in the internet realm this whole “Metered Internet Use” legislation being thrown around in Canada is pretty scary. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has passed a ruling that… Continue reading Stop the Meter. Please.