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Author Archives: Paul Wilkinson
FCIPR
I was surprised when I was contacted recently regarding a nomination to be a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR). FCIPR is the highest possible membership grade and to be awarded a Fellowship is therefore, apparently, an … Continue reading
Posted in marketing, media, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged business cards, CIPR, FCIPR, Jane Wilson, PR, social media, Twitter
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Straddling the Wikipedia-PR divide
The recent debate about the difficult relationship between public relations professionals and Wikipedia (see Wikipedia, PR and CSR) has taken a step forward this weekend. My fellow CIPR members and social media enthusiasts Phil Sheldrake and Neville Hobson met yesterday … Continue reading
Posted in media, PR, Web 2.0, wikis
Tagged #ciprsm, CIPR, Neville Hobson, Philip Sheldrake, social media, Wikimedia UK, Wikipedia
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Meeting mumtrepreneurs
On Friday afternoon, I took time away from business-to-business PR and marketing, volunteering to do some one-to-one advice sessions at a “Mumtrepreneurs” coffee afternoon at a primary school in nearby Welling. Around a dozen businesses took part, getting an overview … Continue reading
Air quality egg Kickstarted!
An update. I wrote a month ago (Kickstart an Air Quality Egg) about a “crowd-funded” project to build domestic air quality sensors. This morning I learned that the Kickstarter project, facilitated by Pachube, had successfully achieved its funding thanks to me … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, climate change, marketing, media, networks, Web 2.0
Tagged air quality egg, Internet of Things, Kickstarter, Pachube, social media, Web 2.0
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From dead pigeons and a statue of King Kong to civil engineering
With attendees including three Expert Panel Chairs, staff from the ICE Library and an ICE past President (logging in online from Scotland), the Institution of Civil Engineers’ Wikipedia workshop (post), which took place on Friday, certainly captured some influential eyes … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, construction collaboration, marketing, media, mobile, PR, Web 2.0, wikis
Tagged AEC, Andy Mabbett, architecture, augmented reality, civil engineering, construction, engineering, Flickr, Google Maps, ICE, King Kong, Layar, London, OpenStreetMap, pigeon, QR codes, QRpedia, Wikimedia Commons, Wikinews, Wikipedia, wikis, Wikisource, Wikiversity, Wiktionary
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Events need great topics, good organisers – and some due diligence
Two topics in construction IT are currently almost guaranteed to attract good event audiences: building information modelling (BIM) and mobile IT. Winning with BIM The UK government’s strategy to promote BIM as a means to better collaboration, lower project costs … Continue reading
Clippings adds company profiles and ‘collaboration’
Clippings.com, the Pinterest-style architectural and interior design scrapbook service I wrote about in February, has launched a company profiles service (and has a new logo). This new marketing channel will allow firms to use their design portfolio to connect them … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, construction collaboration, marketing, media, networks, Web 2.0
Tagged AEC, architecture, Asite, Clippings.com, construction, marketing, social media, Woobius
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Connect with FM re-launches
A short email broadcast from ConnectwithFM this morning tells me the online community for facilities management professionals is being relaunched. This FM network, founded by former BIFM chairman Iain Murray, first emerged in July 2010, and was soon followed – … Continue reading
Posted in marketing, networks, PR, Web 2.0
Tagged BIFM, ConnectwithFM, FM, Iain Murray, NetworkwithBIFM, Ning, Richard Byatt
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Wikipedia and the ICE
Feel your discipline isn’t covered well on Wikipedia? Not sure how to improve matters? Follow the ICE’s lead and start a campaign to deepen Wikipedia’s coverage of your profession, its people and projects. Building on my own interests in civil … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, marketing, media, mobile, PR, Web 2.0, wikis
Tagged Andy Mabbett, civil engineering, engineering, ICE, Institution of Civil Engineers, London, QR codes, QRpedia, Wikimedia Commons, Wikipedia
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