Whilst not a complete archive of everything I have ever written, here is a somewhat complete listing of all the posts made to this site and many of the online articles written over the last few years.

November 2007

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• 07: RobertAndrews: *tap-tap* Posting to twitter for 1st time in squillions. Nice coffee with WBR this am. on the circle line

August 2007

• 27: "How to Get 6,312 Subscribers to Your Business Blog in One Day"
• 27: Betfair bets on a blog
• 27: Crackbook crackdown - half of employers ban Facebook
• 24: UK blogger objects to marketing requests
• 22: Few companies blog, but podcasters are happy
• 22: Sky News to recruit election bloggers
• 22: Wispa it - a social net movement can work as marketing
• 22: US Navy takes down female sailor’s comic YouTube clip
• 20: Facebook, a AUS $5 billion waste of time
• 20: Wikipedia’s PR whitewashers will always be outed
• 17: Take a skill pill for internal training
• 17: UK government to monitor blogs (in a good way)
• 07: Net gaming firm’s CEO connects with customers on YouTube
• 06: Split the PR team for the blog?
• 06: "Facebook is not for business"
• 04: Should chief executives blog?
• 04: Is Africa catching the blogging bug?
• 04: Wednesday Fun: Facebook comedy song
• 04: Facebook banned at work - such a bad thing?
• 04: P Diddy recruits an apprentice via YouTube
• 04: Smaller companies blog better
• 04: Whither the social media press release?
• 04: Friday Fun: Are you blogging this?
• 04: Give it away, give it away, give it away now
• 04: Campaigners court the bloggers

July 2007

• 24: YouTubers call shots in CNN presidential debate (dotjournalism)
• 23: News sites ’should show PCC logo’ (dotjournalism)
• 20: Newspapers trusted over net for politics (dotjournalism)
• 19: Telegraph.co.uk dating site’s ‘lack of insight’ (dotjournalism)
• 18: CNN, Moore play out Sicko fact war online (dotjournalism)
• 17: Malaysian press concerns after blogger’s arrest (dotjournalism)
• 16: Assignment Zero learns from crowdsourcing difficulties (dotjournalism)
• 13: When an anonymous blogger targets your company
• 13: (Not So) Fun Friday: A Facebook privacy conspiracy
• 13: Yahoo! searchers suggest fix to buggy new feature
• 13: Google bans ads for controversial drug
• 13: Anti-Paris TV anchor praised by web viewers (dotjournalism)
• 12: Blog marketing to double, social media marketing to balloon
• 12: "Don’t blog", Nielsen tells companies. "Tosh!", I say
• 12: E-marketing read rates decline, Wednesday still rules
• 12: NUJ lowers fees for local online journalists (dotjournalism)
• 11: Google adds developers’ Mapplets to maps
• 11: Women find net indispensable part of life
• 11: Tips for social media marketing
• 11: Mind-bending online defence against YouTubers and bloggers
• 11: NewCorrespondent.com seeks online future in Latin American journey (dotjournalism)
• 11: Robert Andrews: Remembering watching R.E.M. rehearse in Dublin last week
• 10: Mail leads PCC online story deletions (dotjournalism)
• 10: Hey!Spread speeds up your social media video marketing
• 10: Podcasting for HR - a cheap ad platform?
• 10: Nielsen/NetRatings drops page views metric
• 10: Pot Noodle launches UGC ad campaign on YouTube
• 09: Six million .uk domains live, Nominet reports
• 09: Cash prize for anti-Microsoft XML lobbyists
• 09: Waitrose wants customers to have cake, eat it, then write about it
• 09: What do we want? Social network bridges. When do we want it? Now!
• 09: Telegraph.co.uk launching breaking news blog (dotjournalism)
• 06: Building an internet meme - the challenges
• 06: Friday Fun: The Real Second Life
• 06: ABC combines US print and web readership (dotjournalism)
• 05: Robert Andrews: THIS IS NOT A SHOW
• 05: Mums’ social nets may just find a bigger nook
• 05: Blog response: Get your rebuttals in
• 05: New PM boosts Downing Street YouTube traffic
• 04: Car bomb eyewitness becomes web news star (dotjournalism)
• 04: FeedBurner drops charges for pro services
• 04: Live Earth, live SMS updates
• 04: Google: "We blew it" on Sicko corporate blog faux pas
• 04: Newsnight taps Facebook for viewer relations (dotjournalism)
• 03: Asia looks to US corporate blog policy
• 03: Bearing all by blog comes back to bite
• 03: Potter finale sets Amazon pre-order record
• 03: Journalists earn more online than in print (dotjournalism)
• 03: Dollar-pound rate ‘unfair’ on US e-marketers
• 02: One in every hundred blog posts about iPhone
• 02: New role, new blog for Miliband?
• 02: Zoo denies stealing bloggers work (dotjournalism)
• 02: AdSense for YouTube video ads spotted
• 02: Google, others sued over parked domain ads
• 02: NY Times opens more stories to comments (dotjournalism)

June 2007

• 29: Friday Fun: Facebook for senior citizens
• 29: Public exposure by blog builds campaign visibility
• 29: Google Earth launches charity outreach
• 29: IBM serves up Second Life Wimbledon
• 29: Blog-like AOL News shows way to honest communications
• 29: IBM gives insight into social media for internal comms
• 28: Economist stays tight-lipped on Project Red Stripe (dotjournalism)
• 28: AOL offers shoppers Shortcuts coupons
• 28: Bank tests mobile Visa payments
• 27: Canada web ad spend to grow fastest, forecast says
• 27: Plaxo Pulse is RSS made easy
• 27: Tweeting4Business: An internal comms proposition
• 27: Concern over photographers’ web video rates (dotjournalism)
• 27: Threadwatch to shut on Friday
• 26: Sky News releases Windows Vista gadget (dotjournalism)
• 26: International domains on ICANN agenda
• 26: Dangers and etiquette of at-work instant messaging
• 26: Social network ‘class divide’ a no-brainer
• 25: Indian bosses who blog
• 25: Microsoft conversational marketing tactic certainly gets tongues wagging
• 25: Technorati plugs bloggers into CBC (dotjournalism)
• 25: Blue sky thinking from Expedia artists
• 25: Business.com could sell again for new record
• 22: Huffington launches ‘citizen reporter’ election site (dotjournalism)
• 22: Apple can’t can iPhone sightings
• 22: Friday Fun: Evolution of a blog
• 21: Job applicants and online monitoring - a problem of perception
• 21: Will the amateur mass-murder the culture-keepers?
• 21: Exalead surges in French search
• 21: Neutrogena sponsors Lonelygirl15 ‘branded character’
• 21: TV news veterans seek more depth online (dotjournalism)
• 20: New blog, wiki features for Microsoft SharePoint
• 20: Never the twain shall parent-child Facebook relationships work
• 20: Google Maps adds reviews and ratings
• 20: Shoppers ‘miss millions in online savings’
• 19: ‘Hypocritical’ W3C bans reporters from transparency meeting (dotjournalism)
• 19: Communicators, put muzzles on your lawyers
• 19: Check out biz blogs list for corporate blogging examples
• 19: Google plugs in green car initiative
• 19: Italian tourism crippled by malicious web bug
• 18: Kate Adie slams ‘nonsense’ blogs (dotjournalism)
• 18: When participation feeds crisis comms
• 18: Speak *with*, not *at*, your customers
• 18: Robert Andrews: Reveling in the goodness of Idlewild at the Academy on Saturday
• 18: Txt msg T-shirt alerts marketers
• 18: PartyGaming takes ads to offset US gaming ban
• 15: Robert Andrews: Just noticed the irony in reading the Wikipedia article for Reliable Sources
• 15: Robert Andrews: Big thunderbolt and lightning. Birds squawk, car alarms go off - the world is ending…
• 15: Altoids, Yahoo! go gay for virtual branding
• 15: Fifth of Father’s Day shoppers go online
• 15: Celebrity chef hates blogs
• 15: Living a liquid life online
• 15: BBC will not revise Woolmer ‘murder’ stories (dotjournalism)
• 14: Brits define "Web 2.0"
• 14: Guardian ‘best’, Sky ‘worst’ for news transparency (dotjournalism)
• 14: eBay spoils Google’s Checkout party - literally
• 14: Sarkozy ’sozzled’ speech snowballs socially
• 14: US media to benefit from online local ad growth
• 13: Avis drives customer comms by blog
• 13: Missing toddler’s parents take campaign to Second Life
• 13: Yemen SMS news ban attacked by journalists (dotjournalism)
• 13: Robert Andrews: Loving Last.fm personalised music clone streaming through my new Wii/TV
• 13: Yahoo! goes blue for search results
• 13: Google Analytics out of beta, new features added
• 12: Defining the allure of the social nets
• 12: And TripAdvisor shall inherit the earth
• 12: Yahoo!-Overture victims receive compensation
• 12: Growing Gumtree branches into UK’s big league
• 11: Sprite social net marketing under the spotlight
• 11: Writing still the key skill for social media comms
• 11: Jailed Chinese journalist sues Yahoo! (dotjournalism)
• 11: Youth 25% more likely to use internet
• 11: Google comes out fighting on privacy policy
• 08: Sex blogger, fired by employer, goes bankrupt
• 08: Friday Fun: Mocking the UGC flock
• 08: Robert Andrews: Hayfeverish. Must move *away* from the lillies. @Sambrook: the iTunes scrobbler has a “pause submissions” option.
• 08: Hacker-reporter debate consumes journalists (dotjournalism)
• 08: Amazon extends 1-Click patent to gifts
• 08: Tesco.com pioneer to lead Dixons group
• 07: What a mistake-ah-to-make-ah!
• 07: The Sun always shines on blogs
• 07: Google widens ban on gambling ads
• 07: Olympics logo causes fits, but defended
• 07: Online tributes to journalism tutor (dotjournalism)
• 06: Are too few PRs tracking social media mentions?
• 06: Nikon blogger outreach gets focus right
• 06: Shopping traffic from Google, MySpace balloons
• 06: Etsy stages crafty e-commerce classes
• 06: Robert Andrews: My Last.fm recommendation radio kicks everything’s butt
• 06: Telegraph.co.uk offers readers RSS aggregator (dotjournalism)
• 05: Robert Andrews: What a lovely day. Pondering a life without the relentless chase of technology
• 05: Robert Andrews: Eating goat’s cheese salad with walnuts and orange sauce
• 05: Blog readers in favour of advertising
• 05: When beta can be better
• 05: Freelance reporter as video game hero (dotjournalism)
• 05: Yahoo! unveils Panama APIs
• 05: Mobloggers lend PR pace to Olympics
• 04: Why allow ads on your intranet?
• 04: New book on social media marketing
• 04: UK, Germany, Sweden head European net league
• 04: Bruce Willis adopts Second Life for Die Hard promo
• 04: Chinese online reporter arrested (dotjournalism)
• 01: Tiscali email 80% restored after spam blockage
• 01: Sky gives bird’s eye news view (dotjournalism)
• 01: Public relations ‘doesn’t work’?
• 01: Consumerz Meanz Heinz has poor UGC marketing
• 01: Kids duck parents’ net rules, ‘risk identity’

May 2007

• 31: Robert Andrews: tonight is all about the final three episodes of lost
• 31: Telegraph gets green fingers in Second Life (dotjournalism)
• 31: Assessing the social media press release
• 31: The Raised Floor, raising the bar?
• 31: Google shifts in to offline web gear
• 31: Yahoo! shows biggest UK search share gains
• 30: Two thirds of employees use social nets for business
• 30: Amazon to take adverts on UK site
• 30: Digital editors unite for common good (dotjournalism)
• 30: Robert Andrews: Feeling poorly sick
• 30: Technorati redesigns, minimises blog tracking
• 30: Stop the social marketing spam
• 29: BBC ‘and finally’ section divides readers (dotjournalism)
• 29: Google rolls out new video ad formats
• 29: Yahoo! readies Panama for UK launch
• 29: Day in the life of a social media PR
• 29: Obama taps Facebook founder for social net campaign
• 25: Open thread - over to you
• 25: Iceland bank advertises directly with bloggers
• 25: Third of employees ‘risk sack for blogging’
• 25: Google data capture under EU scrutiny
• 25: Paper’s online ‘child porn’ investigation gets PCC backing (dotjournalism)
• 25: Robert Andrews: @Suw: Searching Telegraph.co.uk for “Suw” turns up only a story on garage doors
• 25: LynkU nets funds for site expansion
• 25: Ad network WebAds opens in London
• 24: GM’s Lutz lobs one back at blog critics
• 24: Tasty Twitter msgs serve up a treat
• 24: Shelby paper drives multimedia forward (dotjournalism)
• 23: Robert Andrews: Comiserating avec le cidre on behalf of one half of city’of liverpool
• 23: Robert Andrews: Stressing about Saturday’s superhero party. No costume. I hate fancy dress. Must find last-minute inspiration.
• 23: Milliband’s ‘politics for the Facebook generation’
• 23: Hotels.com sued over disabled access
• 23: Google adds essay writers to banned AdWords list
• 23: BBC TV correspondent starts blog against NUJ Israel boycott (dotjournalism)
• 23: More social media marketing events
• 23: Milliband’s ‘politics for the Facebook generation
• 22: Cultivate your audience to win some fans
• 22: Moleskine blogs to market dead logs
• 22: Strategising blogger PR outreach
• 22: MySpace used in search for Navy airman
• 22: Sticky, not icky, is the way for blog buy-in
• 22: "This is Twitter calling, your website is not working properly"
• 22: In-play tips on social media media strategy
• 22: Dodgy new PR buzzword alert: "blogola"
• 22: Vulgar readers lead to ‘failure’ of Israeli interactive comments (dotjournalism)
• 22: Google opens deeper search trend data
• 22: GPS comes to promotion marketing
• 21: Online ad spend booms, could rival TV
• 21: Engadget seeks to regain trust (dotjournalism)
• 21: Banner ads build subliminal familiarity
• 18: Geo-Stories point way to mobile reporting (dotjournalism)
• 18: Robert Andrews: Weekend in Tenby, here I come!
• 17: Robert Andrews: Seeking recommendations on T-Mobile/3 mobile service, esp. for data (ie. both have unlimited tariffs, but 3 allow P2P/VOIP?)
• 17: Africa to get citizen photojournalism (dotjournalism)
• 16: Job search is latest .mobi launch
• 16: Sri Lanka annoints eJournalists (dotjournalism)
• 16: RobotReplay, TapeFailure join visual metrics new-wave
• 15: BBC News tests Flash video (dotjournalism)
• 15: E-commerce all dressed up, going far
• 15: AdMob shakes up Coke mobile campaign
• 15: Yahoo! sued over ad technology
• 14: Robert Andrews: frozen indigo angel
• 14: New service offers contextual advertising for videos
• 12: Newspapers use open-source software to engage readers online (dotjournalism)
• 11: Complaints against web ads surge
• 11: Billboards know you are watching
• 11: Local news reporting outsourced to India (dotjournalism)
• 10: Dispatches moblog is rubbish (dotjournalism)
• 10: Mpire widgets give affiliate e-commerce opportunity
• 10: New ad measuring guidelines for Ajax
• 09: Microsoft’s embedded marketing links ruffle feathers
• 09: Robert Andrews: Pondrng when we’ll c the 1st mashup combining Twtr+Jaiku input to the 2sites. Any so-net, 4 that matter. Ths things have APIs, y’know, devs!
• 09: Sky News gets a Second Life (dotjournalism)
• 09: Robert” title=”http://tinyurl.com/2dzzy8′>Robert” target=”_blank”>tinyurl.com/2dzzy8\’>Robert Andrews: Lolling a cat - VW.com over cloaking’>Google points to VW.com over cloaking
• 04: Web challenge forces Florida paper job losses (dotjournalism)
• 04: Yahoo! launches oneSearch in Europe
• 04: Ask.com ads expose its inner algorithm
• 03: Election retrospection
• 03: Robert Andrews: Watching election night coverage. First one I’ve not reported on really - hmm, at least I won’t be working until 5am this time.
• 03: Search engines drive more readers to news sites (dotjournalism)
• 03: Yahoo! intros content separation tag
• 03: Robert Andrews: There’s a blackbird in the pink tree, and it’s twittering at me
• 02: Robert Andrews: The tree outside’s so pink (I gotta wear shades)
• 02: Spot inspections coming to a database near you?
• 02: Washington Post keeps tabs on election hopefuls (dotjournalism)
• 01: French seeking election news sent overseas (dotjournalism)
• 01: iGoogle offers individual homepage, gadget advertising
• 01: eBay launches widgets for syndicated selling

April 2007

• 30: Google inks partnership for better govt. info access
• 30: Google ads used in spyware phishing scam
• 28: Robert Andrews: Happy birthday to me!
• 27: Robert Andrews: The weekend starts here
• 27: Depend on the basics, adapt for the future
• 27: Dilbert does corporate ghostblogging
• 27: Robert Andrews: HORSES, HORSES, HORSES, HORSES
• 27: RSS explained in plain English - with pictures
• 26: Newspapers are becoming social blog networks
• 26: Guardian posts biggest ABCe gains (dotjournalism)
• 26: Labour taps Experian for e-mail campaigns
• 26: AdMob seeks distribution with WordPress plugin
• 26: Businesses warned to wait for Second Life opportunities
• 26: Intel strikes AdWords branding deal
• 26: Options for ‘cultivating bloggers’
• 26: Widgetsphere platforms tempt advertisers
• 25: Telegraph.co.uk’s ‘most visited’ claim upheld (dotjournalism)
• 25: Shooting videos bring news record audiences (dotjournalism)
• 25: Robert Andrews: Emerging from teaching OJ students using Virginia Tech UGC as case study.
• 25: What transparent communications really means
• 24: MySpace quantifies social net marketing returns
• 24: MySpace is better than sex
• 24: Web 2.0 - one rule doesn’t fit all
• 24: YouTube marketing must blend viral with fun
• 24: ‘We need 500 more reporters’ (dotjournalism)
• 24: Yell.com launches affiliate search programme
• 24: Fashion searchers snap up Crocs
• 23: Palestinians campaign online for Johnston release (dotjournalism)
• 23: Back from Paris
• 23: Web 2.0 - one rule doesn’t fit all
• 23: MySpace is better than sex
• 23: Telegraph ‘needs to protect content from Google’ (dotjournalism)
• 23: BBC News discussion board gets record views (dotjournalism)
• 23: Growth of site visits ’slowing’
• 23: Concern grows over Google-DoubleClick acquisition
• 21: What transparent communications really means
• 20: Palming off the customers?
• 20: Blogs on the ropes?
• 20: Wealthy read more blogs
• 20: Be a parasite - widgetise your message
• 20: ‘Racist’ radio host was in crosshairs of new online mouthpieces
• 20: Social nets ‘killing blogs’ on user popularity
• 20: Evolution of blogging, cat edition
• 20: Kryptonite, once a blog victim, jumps in to the conversation
• 20: Do teens need social media education?
• 20: A battle over widget ads
• 19: Robert Andrews: SPOTTED. Guardianistas propping up hotel bar - Will Lewis not in evidence. Hotel a few doors up from Reuters & Le Figaro, journogeeks. Twitt
• 19: MySpace launches user-organised news site (dotjournalism)
• 19: Wealthy read more blogs
• 19: A battle over widget ads
• 19: Robert Andrews: Setting up for Ifra Newsroom conference in Paris
• 18: AP launches rolling news blog (dotjournalism)
• 18: ‘Racist’ radio host was in crosshairs of new online mouthpieces
• 18: Be a parasite - widgetise your message
• 17: Sky News online relaunch emphasises breaking news (dotjournalism)
• 17: Reporters turn to blogs for shooting witnesses (dotjournalism)
• 17: Internet boosts marketing budgets
• 17: Square Mile blanketed in WiFi
• 17: Social nets ‘killing blogs’ on user popularity
• 17: Evolution of blogging, cat edition
• 16: Blog backlash over NUJ Israel boycott (dotjournalism)
• 16: Robert Andrews: Looking for research data on UK consumer blog adoption. Hmm…
• 16: Do teens need social media education?
• 16: Kryptonite, once a blog victim, jumps in to the conversation
• 16: Times designer likes Times redesign (dotjournalism)
• 16: eBay partners with Firefox for enhanced visibility
• 16: Govt ‘must act’ to ensure super-fast broadband
• 13: Blogs on the ropes?
• 13: Palming off the customers?
• 13: Thomson provides PPC buying to listings customers
• 13: Google Checkout launches in UK
• 12: Enterprise 2.0 from the big boys of software
• 12: UK-Thai diplomat in blog sex row
• 12: Channel 4 ‘to launch mobile ad network’
• 12: Microsoft ‘to release’ adCenter update
• 11: Target the niche, participate and get ethical - report
• 11: Recruiters are reading your blog
• 11: Airline launches women-only site
• 11: London attracts record overseas tech investment
• 10: Does the blogosphere need a code of conduct?
• 10: To respond or not to respond?
• 10: Video game ads ‘to double’ in four years
• 10: BT cuts wholesale broadband prices
• 09: B4B 2007 photo footnotes
• 09: Twitter - new press release vehicle?
• 05: Robert Andrews: Leaving kensington, listening to Kings Of Convenience; what a lovely spring day x
• 05: Robert Andrews: Brkfst @ a tea shop called the muffin man
• 04: Session 7: What business is learning from the new rules of social media
• 04: At coffee, finding my Blogging4Business shadows
• 04: Session 6: Social media marketing and advertising
• 04: Session 8: Should your company be podcasting?
• 04: Now the day is over…
• 04: Networking + blogging = no dessert
• 04: B4B pre-lunch picture post
• 04: Session 4: Next-generation market research
• 04: Session 3: Social software in business:
• 04: Following Blogging4Business in the Live Web
• 04: Session 1: "It’s not just for kids"
• 04: Blogging4Business 2007 is go, go, go!
• 04: Session 5: The opportunity for gossip
• 04: Robert Andrews: Obligatory Twitter msg @ Blogging4Business con (am official blogger), sitting by Anthony, Mayfield, MButcher, Robin Hamann, Ollie Luft et al
• 03: ‘Parasite’ invites advertisers to game Digg
• 03: Second Life safaris for UK marketers
• 03: Stepping back on ‘why use social media?’
• 03: ‘T’ minus one day to Blogging4Business
• 02: Victoire pour La Femme Anglaise devant le tribunal
• 02: Robert Andrews: Loving the Kings Of Convenience - calm amid what is otherwise stress.
• 02: Small firms’ VoIP use ‘to double’ by 2008
• 02: Visa invests in dotMobi
• 02: Mail, Tories pursue Miliband’s blog

March 2007

• 30: Robert Andrews: Weighing up second summer dublin trip. The lure of R.E.M.. Hmm
• 30: Robert Andrews: Collecting examples of where wikis have been used for social good. Answers to me on the back of a stuck-down Twitter!
• 30: New location readies Amazon for Christmas
• 30: Sexy Amsterdam sells for $50k on eBay
• 30: Threatened Egyptian bloggers help media
• 30: Have a break from Second Life
• 29: Web video ads ‘better than TV and banners’
• 29: Sorrell settles ‘mafia’ blog libel case
• 29: Businesses see Web 2.0 risks
• 28: Social link tracking for Twitter fans
• 28: Internal comms moves toward social media
• 28: Orange to deliver mobile Bebo in UK
• 28: Wednesday ‘best’ for e-mail marketing
• 27: YouTube ordered to remove World Cup clips
• 27: Yahoo! adds features for mobile publishers
• 27: Viacom counter-sued by YouTube activists
• 27: Wikipedia loses two bosses, faces growing pains
• 26: Podcasting - awareness up lots, adoption less so
• 26: Net fraud hits one in 10 Brits
• 26: Internet fraud hits one in 10 Brits, accounts for 15% of total fraud
• 26: BT launches MySpace for SMEs
• 26: Indy sets out its no-blog offline stall
• 24: Robert Andrews: Grumbling about tonight’s Idlewild gig being postponed! “No Emotion” indeed!
• 23: Moritz exits Google, Schmidt and Brin say "diolch"
• 23: Can NewTube rival popular UGC nets?
• 23: Thresher virus 2.0 unleashed
• 22: Wikis for internal comms? Two success stories
• 22: Corporate blogging - minimum five hours a week?
• 22: Lonelygirl15 strikes tasty ad deal
• 22: Yahoo! finds 15% of ad clicks are fake
• 21: Yahoo! nears Google ad revenue after deductions
• 21: Meet Google at the Blog Bar
• 21: Half of marketers to go social next year
• 21: Google opens PPA beta test
• 21: Robert Andrews: Just finish teaching students about citizen journalism and user-generated content
• 21: Consumers creating more ad campaigns
• 21: PRs like RSS, want to blog, but lack skills
• 20: Robert Andrews: Wondering how to mark journalism students’ newsblogs as a piece of assessed work. New territory. Answers on the back of a twitter.
• 20: Zopa takes $12.4m for US expansion
• 20: Yahoo! launches oneSearch for mobile web
• 19: Social nets growing fast every month
• 19: Travelocity bets ad budget on brand search
• 19: Twitteratis drown out msg with mobile noise
• 16: Risks of corporate blogging digested
• 16: Yahoo! Answers amplifies relevance of intelligence
• 16: MySpace brings social media to bear on current affairs
• 16: Google reports videos hot with bloggers
• 16: The ethics and effects of ‘pitching’ bloggers
• 16: Fake online postings now illegal? Beware, product placers
• 16: Next site for super-censorship - YouTube?
• 16: Twittering campaign messages to mobile, IM
• 16: Edelman defends Wal-Mart social media use
• 16: Sony ramps up game world marketing
• 16: German keeps Euro Gmails close to his chest
• 16: Ask.com admits to secret anti-Google campaign
• 15: Risks of corporate blogging digested
• 15: Yahoo! Answers amplifies relevance of intelligence
• 15: Apple UK site slip-up sets tongues wagging
• 15: comScore metrics re-jigged to acknowledge AJAX
• 15: MySpace brings social media to bear on current affairs
• 14: Comic Relief taps social media campaign
• 14: The ethics and effects of ‘pitching’ bloggers
• 14: Google reports videos hot with bloggers
• 13: Next site for super-censorship - YouTube?
• 13: Fake online postings now illegal? Beware, product placers
• 13: Oldest UK ISP Pipex on the block
• 13: Google launches TV ads, creeps up on ITV
• 12: JetBlue meets angry blogger - good PR?
• 12: Twittering campaign messages to mobile, IM
• 12: Nokia launches mobile ad network
• 12: SplashPress buys Tubetorial and Cutline theme
• 09: EU mulls Second Life HQ
• 09: When Digging, digg with friends
• 08: Republicans vandalise Edwards’ Second Life HQ
• 08: Social networking to sell more beer?
• 07: Google pinches Friendster ads from Yahoo!
• 07: SMS reminds immigrants to go home
• 07: Reuters to launch ’social network’
• 07: NI parties tip toes in social media
• 06: Viewers tell Sky News to revert on-screen graphics
• 06: News media vs bloggers in press release face-off
• 06: Microsoft attacks Google’s ‘cavalier’ ad billions
• 06: Netscape launches ad-free personalised homepage
• 05: Marketer wins damages for mailing list spam
• 05: Prez hopefuls start long blogging race
• 05: Cops launch MySpace manhunt for bank robber
• 05: Google embeds YouTube videos in AdSense
• 02: Robert Andrews: Chelsea buns rock
• 02: Has blogging peaked?
• 02: Friday fun - Web 2.0 in a video
• 02: Zooppa gives cash for consumers’ ads
• 02: Google ads ‘wake up’ Microsoft
• 01: Facebook better at PR than MySpace
• 01: Topshop traffic from MySpace grows
• 01: eBay makes friends with Bebo
• 01: New buzzword alert - "Communitainment"

February 2007

• 28: Digg faces "racism" claim
• 28: Social young folk perform confidently in public glare
• 28: Wikipedia notable for strict content regimen
• 28: Coke and mints spread virus
• 28: Lucozade looks for edge in UGC ad campaign
• 28: More papers launch e-editions - but nobody wants them
• 28: Gawker twitters Oscars news?
• 28: China blogging tour launches
• 28: Zune marketing drowns out campaign goal
• 28: A YouTube for résumés?
• 28: A YouTube for résumés?
• 28: Zune PR drowns out campaign goal
• 28: TrustedPlaces scores investment from startup fund
• 27: Apple begins iPhone marketing, delays TV
• 27: Social young folk perform confidently in public glare
• 27: Digg faces "racism" claim
• 26: Wikipedia notable for strict content regimen
• 26: Coke and mints spread virus
• 26: YouTube ‘more popular than TV’
• 26: Viewers vocal on Virgin-Sky spat
• 23: Star-Telegram quotes me on nerdcore music
• 23: More papers launch e-editions - but nobody wants them
• 23: Gawker twitters Oscars news?
• 23: China blogging tour launches
• 23: Lucozade looks for edge in UGC ad campaign
• 23: Google and CC partner for video remixes
• 23: Podvertising to grow despite few listeners
• 22: Google adds Docs & Spreadsheets to Apps package
• 22: ITV joins Sky on MySpace
• 21: JetBlue takes to the Tube amid passenger uproar
• 21: Massive study tracks Chinese online health views
• 21: Wrigley’s lauches Wii adver-games
• 21: Web Startups Reboot ‘London 2.0′ (Wired News)
• 21: OpenID gains with Digg adoption
• 21: Web Startups Reboot ‘London 2.0′ (Wired News)
• 20: Podcast suite Odeo goes up for sale
• 20: Chelsea joins YouTube - call it BlueTube?
• 20: To shine a light, write it tight and keep it bright
• 20: Second Life comes to Brigh