Foursquare is a location based social networking application and game for smartphones making a lot of noise in the media of late. It may sound useless to some, but the location based technology driving foursquare is here to stay. It is a fun way to understand more about your surroundings and an interesting way to attract and keep more business.
For those who don’t know foursquare, here’s a brief description from their website: Continue Reading »
These figures from Roy Morgan seem very low to me. It would have been good to see a comparison vs US or UK.
Surely more than 1% of the sample used an online dating service, or were they too ashamed to say so? Also, where is twitter in this list? Would it have been included in the social networking?
There’s an amazing show running until 1st August, 2010 at the Gallery Of Modern Art in Brisbane. Melbourne born, Ron Mueck is exhibiting a dozen or so sculptures that are breathtaking. They are made from fibreglass and various resins and painted finishing touches that produce stunning artworks. Take a look at the short video I made when I raced around on my third circuit (kudos to the gallery and artist for permitting photography).
It’s great to get creatively inspired now and again. Which is your favourite?
My Tourism Noosa presentation on 9th June included a lot of references that weren’t captured in the slides so I thought I’d outline some of them here to help anyone who’s following up on their ‘to do list’ I gave them.
Last night I was fortunate enough to present to members of Tourism Noosa. Thank you Brad Harrison for organising the event. Here’s an edited version of my presentation. I’ll post some further observations later but in the meantime, I’d love to hear your comments. Continue Reading »
To show our ability as developers of mobile web interfaces, we’ve released our PunkLogic mobile blog. Carry us around in your pocket and we promise to entertain you while you wait in line at the bank, sit in the dental waiting room or experience a power outage in your area. Let’s face it, if you are interested in web stuff or social media, we’re pretty interesting folk. Why not make it easy to catch up on what we have to say?
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