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Being Technical Director I thought I’d better make my first Nudge post about something technical. We use Drupal a lot here at Nudge; it’s a great content management system that’s as happy being a social network as an e-commerce store. Drupal has a huge range of third party modules (7,793 of them in fact) which [...]
Monthly Archives: April 2011
Attack Of The Penguins
Introduction I’m one of those unusual people who uses Linux. We’re a rare breed, but we do like to tell everyone how awesome Linux is. Chances are you’re a Linux user too. Do you have an Android phone? Then you’re using Linux. Do you have a router? That probably runs Linux too. Linux does all [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged android, dual boot, Firefox, hosting, Linux, open source, OpenOffice, Virtualbox, Windows Leave a comment
Welcome to April
I have decided to combine my traditional illustration skills with my digital illustration tools to create a hand drawn typographic poster.
Posted in Nudge Blog Tagged dip pen, Friends of Type, illustration, Positive!, typography Leave a comment
Trials and Tribulations
Twitter is an incredibly powerful tool, yet some people still underestimate it. It has the power to broadcast and popularize a million opinions, spreading viral messages across the globe and spawning mass reactions. Paul Chambers and “The Twitter Joke Trial” is a perfect example of both the dangers of Twitter and the support that it can [...]
Posted in Nudge Blog Tagged #iamspartacus, conviction, joke trial, paul chambers, stephen fry, Twitter, viral Leave a comment
Measuring the ROI of Social Media
Article 2 Ok, now how do I go about it? Before we can start measuring any aspect of your social media campaign, first on the agenda is to clarify what your company wants to achieve out of its ‘social media’ activities? Consider the following questions… Is it marketing led to generate more awareness, leads or [...]
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