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d business ethics

Social media marketing and monitoring: Are we at the dawn of the next Internet bubble? And what does systemic risk mean for our environment?

Women CEOs and board members are a minority. Few may be willing to put their heads above the parapet but greater gender diversity helps the company’s bottom line.

The stars align between teams and corporations, but luxury brands try to prove us wrong this Christmas Season – with sometimes-tacky results.

Social media monitoring, social media strategy: What Wikileaks, PayPal, Visa and PostFinance can teach us about cloud computing, fairness and trust.

Social media monitoring, social media strategy: protecting trademarks on Facebook, Japan’s blogging prime minister and Fortune 500 blogs – lessons learned.

Social media monitoring, social media strategy: 3 things Amazon, WordPress, Wikileaks and CEPRO can teach us about user rights and cloud computing.

Social media KPIs, measurement ROI, Twitter success metrics, luxury brands, reputation: If you have the cash, pay the fine, do some PR and voilà.

Summary of trends and flops in the social media space: Ambush marketing and metrics on everything from World Cup to Amazon, Tesco via Nike to Barcelona going bankrupt.

Summary of who we met in the social media space: Blog metrics trends and marketing buzz on everything from World Cup to Bebo via Starbucks’ Hungarian failure.

How BP shrugs off negative reviews

by Urs E. Gattiker on 2010/06/16 · 71 comments 17,213 views

in d business ethics,d business regulation

BP’s mess in the Gulf of Mexico is a reminder that social media monitoring matters little, if at all, when chasing a moving target. But smaller businesses beware.