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Sam Michel Thanks for checking out Toodlepip, Sam Michel's personal blog for non-Chinwag writing about digital marketing, community and other, possibly not fully-formed, thoughts. Proper work-related bloggage lives at Chinwag and Chinwag Jobs. Posts on Drupal have their own special page and feed and for shorter bits and pieces, there's my Posterous blog.

UK Pavilion at Shanghai World Expo

via chinadaily.com.cn

Still under construction. Will be incredible when it's finished. Apparently it's based on the Millenium Seed Bank and each filament represents one of the seeds that have been preserved.

Hopefully will be out there with a Digital Mission at some point during the Expo.

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Social Network Usage by Age

via royal.pingdom.com

No posts for ages, then two in a day. Like buses. This was too good not to capture in some form.

Great info, and lovely presentation fodder from Pingdom. Hat tip to @prgeek for the heads-up.

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Google Analytics for Facebook Fan Pages

via webdigi.co.uk

Brilliant. A very handy 'how to' on setting up Google Analytics for a Facebook Fan page. Bit fiddly, but better to have all those metrics in one place.

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Chatting with Murray Newlands

via murraynewlands.com

A quick video interview with yours truly by the ever-charming inbound marketing sage, Murray Newlands.

This took place on the Friday of Social Media Week, London i.e. the last day. After 28 events.

I don't remember most of that day, let alone this interview, so it's nice to have some kind of record.

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Appearing On Bloomberg TV

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OK, so they mis-spelt my name, but always nice to be asked to come on the tellybox and have a chat. This time an interview with Andrea Catherwood about Facebook and EU Information Society and Media Chief, Vivane Redding who fired a warning shot across the social networking giant's boughs over privacy.

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