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  • Australian Anthill
    A bi-monthly magazine devoted to issues around innovation and entrepreneurship in Australia. I write a regular column, and contribute the occaisional feature article.
  • Australian IT
    One of Australia's most popular sites for IT industry news, and my old employer of the 1990s. Am back writing occaisional features for the section.
  • B&T : Home Page
    Australia's premier source for news and information on the advertising and marketing industries. This weekly publication is also home to my digital marketing column, Turbulence.
  • Builder AU - By developers, for developers
    Invaluable resource for software developers of all kinds.
  • Fast Thinking
    Fast Thinking covers a broad range of topics - from the hottest issues in business and management practice.
  • Financial Review BOSS | Reinventing Leadership
    The monthly magazine for those who want to get ahead in business. My first story, looking at think tanks at large corporations, appeared in the November issue.
  • GQ Australia
    The Australian edition of the quarterly men's magazine. Contributions ranging from civil war in northern Uganda to lifestyle stories. Have more recently signed up as GQ's gadget writer.
  • Inside Film Magazine
    Monthly magazine for the Australian film, video and television industry.
  • MIS | Managing Information Strategies
    Premier Australian publication for high-end technology users.
  • My Career - The Age/The Sydney Morning Herald
    Throughout this year I've been a regular contributor of marketing articles to the weekend recruitment section of these newspapers.
  • Next - The Age/Sydney Morning Herald
    The technology section for Australia's largest metropolitan broadsheet newspapers, to which I am a contributor of technology and business stories.
  • RED HERRING | The Business of Technology
    America's premier journal at the crossing of high-tech and venture investment.
  • Smart Company
    Australia’s online magazine for entrepreneurs & SMEs
  • ZDNet Australia: Where Technology Means Business
    Regularly updated online news service for the Australian technology industry.

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April 24, 2008

Australian Anthill: Not just for kids - social networks just grew up

Another topic that caught my interest in 2007 was online social networks. While there is no doubt that the hype has exceeded the short-term reality, it would be unwise to underestimate the long-term possibilities that tools such as Facebook, Bebo, MySpace and their successors will hold from a marketing perspective. After all, just about anything that attracts an audience can become a platform for advertising ... and few platforms provide such an effective means of interacting with that audience. It's a topic that I explored for this feature in Australian Anthill, and you can check out my article here (well, part of it at least - you'll need to be a subscriber to see the whole thing).

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