Tag Archives: privacy

The compass (navigation series, post #3)

New publics are populating new continents of influence on the Internet. On the left is a nice map of this world created by xkcd’s Randall Munroe in spring 2007. It is already outdated, though. These continents are changing so rapidly that they are pushing communicators into a new Age of Discovery. E.g. Facebook would have [...]

New maps of influence – 10 visualisations of the social graph

[Prologue: After a colourful intermezzo moving my family from New York to Germany [in German only, sorry!], I’m back in the game with a long post!]
Driven by waves of change in society, technology and business, new publics are emerging and forming new spheres of influence in the world of online relationships. Corporate communicators have to [...]