Archive for the ‘Reputation management’ Category

Reputation management

February 24th, 2010 — Mark

Mark Rogers, CEO of Market Sentinel, talks about the John Terry case on Radio 4’s Law in Action.   Reputation can be measured, and so can damage to it.

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Tracking reality TV in social media

November 26th, 2008 — Leon

On E-consultancy.com I examined the potential for TV programme makers to use social media as an tool to monitor viewer opinion.
See the article here.
By Leon Bailey-Green.

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What is it about John Lewis and Nationwide?

December 18th, 2007 — Mark

Department store John Lewis have announced that whilst their rivals may be suffering, they are growing market share. The Nationwide building society has seen a surge of deposits recently, partly the effect of the Northern Rock collapse.
Both businesses are growing market share during a slowdown. What is it that links them? In [...]

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The blogosphere as an information market

February 23rd, 2007 — Mark

Saturday’s FT ran a piece by Ellen Kelleher about the rise of personal finance blogs. In it the former Wall Street analyst Henry Blodget was quoted:
“The blogosphere functions the same way the stock market does–by incorporating millions of individual opinions into a general consensus. By itself, the influence of any one blogger is small, [...]

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SES London

February 13th, 2007 — Mark

Mark Rogers is going to be at SES London this week, giving a talk about how brands can make sure that they get their own messages out online, even (or especially) during major crises. If you plan to be there and would like to meet up, please get in touch through the website or [...]

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