You may have already heard about Snapchat – a fuss free image and video sharing application for iOS and Android that allows users to share media quickly and confidentially between friends and other Snapchat users. The unique feature of the …
Snapchat and Self-Destructive Social Media
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The Tempero Tattle: April 2013
This month – where I was no doubt reported to the Plain English Campaign by my mum (and only reader) for the impenetrable opening paragraph of my last submission – I am going to make a concerted effort to curtail …
Who’s accountable when campaigns go bad?
You’ve probably all seen the furore about Hyundai’s recent more-than-inappropriate ad. Disgusting, shocking, unbelievable and utterly stupid. Now that I’ve got that out of my system, let’s not talk about the ad as such, but about accountability and specifically who’s at …
Is Facebook’s moderation policy unbalanced?
The Everyday Sexism Project is waging a war on Facebook and, whether you like it or not, your brand may get caught in the crossfire. [Domestic and sexual violence trigger warning: please use caution when clicking links in this blog …
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The Tempero Tattle: March 2013
I normally embark on these fustian tirades with some meteorological non sequiturs, then attempt to segue into the evisceration of my first victim with prose that strains at the very leash of credibility. Unfortunately, this month, the formula of my …
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