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Author Archives: Tim Penton
| 15 Nov. 2011 |
“Hello, good evening, and Welcome…” |
Newsletter and welcome email strategy may not seem like the sexiest topic for a blog, but it appears like it should be essential reading for a lot of companies, following my study into some of the highest traffic sites in the UK. The reason I chose this topic for my talk at mediaPro in the first place, was because [...]
Category: Email Lead Generation, Events
Tags: email strategy, Lead generation, mediaPro, newsletter, welcome email
| 18 Aug. 2011 |
I Predict A Riot! Or at least organised one on my smart phone… |
The 6th August 2011 was an important date for two key reasons: 1. It was the world wide web’s 20th birthday – on the 6th August 1991 Tim Berners-Lee published the first web page, the first step on the way to the world wide web as we know it today. 2. Parts of London were besieged by rioters, marking the [...]
Category: Online Communications, Social Media
Tags: BlackBerry, london riots, riots, Social Media, Twitter
| 4 Jul. 2011 |
So, has the cookie crumbled…? |
| 23 May. 2011 |
Is Big Brother watching you…? |
In his novel Nineteen Eighty-Four, Orwell describes a world of perpetual war, pervasive government surveillance and incessant public mind control, pretty much a total lack of privacy or self-determination.




