- International ads: A former editor says Facebook accounts for a £20 billion loss in digital ad revenue at The Guardian last year.
- It's Fashion Week somewhere in the world: Search just got powered up again: Google now will add styling ideas from social posts and shopping links when you search for fashion info.
- Uncharted territory: That's what Pinterest is to most marketers. Here's a good roundup of ad and sales options and what you are missing.
- Global sharing: It's 10 years since Facebook's news feed entered your life. Read about the initial backlash--and why that told the company it was working. For the record, I still miss FriendFeed, where the idea originated.
- A whole new world: Here's why Google is building a new operating system from scratch.
- My people: The freelance world is expanding. Get to know the big business made up of your hired hands.
- The same the world around: Google Drive now has better ways to manage duplicate files.
- Ear to the ground: Most managers fail to exploit social listening. But to do social media right, you need to think like an anthropologist.
- Week in review: This week, my Moderating Panels blog looked at first-time panel moderators' advice--something the journalist-moderators for the presidential debates (all first-timers) might want to check out. On this blog, I looked at the use of Yours? Mine? Understanding audience and user perspective.
- Don't miss these workshops: I have two great workshops coming up: Registration ends today for a workshop in Austria for communications pros who work with experts. Later in October, I'm leading another workshop in Edinburgh on adding meaning to your speeches with metaphor.
- Where to next? Buy my ebook, The Eloquent Woman's Guide to Moderating Panels; tell your colleagues to put this blog in their feeds; sign up for my free monthly newsletter, or let me know how we can work together in 2016 with an email to eloquentwoman at gmail.com.
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