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The simple way to kill fake news

Richard Medic 21.03.2017 Rant / Rave, How to
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"Twitter is a wonderful thing for me," said Donald Trump the other day, "because I get the word out."   And not only that. The US...

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How to milk a rubbernecker into a CNN witness

Richard Medic 08.04.2016 Rant / Rave, How to
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I walk past Maelbeek metro station every morning. I was nearby when a terrorist blew it up, along with himself and 20 others,...

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How to host a tweet chat when you’ve been dead for 52 years

Richard Medic 17.06.2015 Happenings, How to
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Can a Twitter chat with the late "Father of Europe", Robert Schuman, engage more eurotweeps than a live chat with a European commissioner who isn't dead?   [UPDATE JUNE 2018: We're doing...

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The guru ninjas doubled your traffic with social media. Now triple it.

Richard Medic 08.06.2015 Rant / Rave, How to
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You may have seen this first graphic in a Kissmetrics blog post last year. Or a similar one in this Buffer post last month. It's been...

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Why it doesn’t matter that no one watched your live stream

Richard Medic 29.05.2015 How to
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We tell stories with live happenings on the web. Here's one simple way we boost our returns.   A successful happening online is more than...

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How to host a live chat without the trolls, spam and negativity

Richard Medic 28.04.2015 Happenings, How to
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Worried about trolls, spam or negative sentiment corrupting your live chat? Stop sweating and start scripting a "happening" online.   This month we created a happening online...

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5 ways to inflate your social share numbers. How far would you go?

Richard Medic 30.03.2014 How to
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Those numbers you see next to social share buttons in news articles and blog posts? They're misleading at best, and grossly inflated at...

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How to create happenings on Twitter

Richard Medic 09.12.2013 How to
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I was kindly invited to speak at the Brussels Twitter Festival. Here’s some of what I talked about, and some of what I didn’t. If...

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“Beforetime” is to realtime what foreplay is to sex. So why are you ignoring it?

Richard Medic 18.10.2013 How to
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This article was published by Netocratic in two parts, on 5 March and 12 March 2013. I’ve made some minor changes in combining the...

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Mostar old bridge diving, brought to you by an Iphone

Richard Medic 17.10.2013 How to
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This article was published by Netocratic on 23 July 2013, a few days before the Mostar Old Bridge diving competition in Bosnia-Herzegovina. This was the...

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