Author: Andy Roberts
Andy Roberts is a writer who initiated DARnet. Contact me on aroberts@gmail.com or @aroberts on twitter
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Understanding the latest Facebook scam
Understanding the latest Facebook scam Every few weeks there’s a new scam that makes the rounds on Facebook. This week it’s the “Find out who visits your profile,” scam, which we’ve all seen before. Here we take a deeper look … Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, social media
Tagged advice, App, caution, confirmation, damage, Facebook, login credentials, Media, platform, safety, scam, Scams, Social, social networks, source, Symptoms, Understanding, virus
The Cooperative movement was born out a mixture of radical socialism and paternalist philanthropy
The Cooperative movement was born out a mixture of radical socialism and paternalist philanthropy during a period of upheavals and change. It was a group called The Rochdale Pioneers who established the first successful co-operative in 1844, starting a revolution … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Economics, Politics, UK
Tagged Arsenal, Baywind, Best broadband deals, Broadband, capitalism, change, co operative group, Co-operative, Communities, cooperative model, cooperative movement, cooperative society, Coperative, Environment, Facebook, Green, Harlock Hill, high streets, loyalty card, LRCoopWindfarm, marketplace, membership, pharmacy, philanthropy, retail giants, retail service, revolution, rochdale pioneers, rural communities, Sainsbury, Social, socialism, Society, telecoms companies, Tesco
Facebook adds Social Objects
This month sees Facebook rolling out major changes on their social networking structure, appearing to embrace the concept of social objects and placing them on a par with the people in the network, which is where they should be. The … Continue reading
Posted in Cider, Facebook, Object Centred Sociality, social objects
Tagged Cider, Facebook, newstream, Objects, Social, social networking sites
The Critics and Social Media
In the creative world, the views of critics have traditionally been held to be of some significant influence. A few bad reviews could kill off a promising new project. It was also possible for the public to ignore the critics … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs and community, social media
Tagged blog, forums, journalist, London, Media, professional critics, Social, theatre, Theatre breaks
London Bloggers presentations
London Bloggers This month’s London Bloggers evening meetup organised by Andy Bargery returned to the Coach and Horses with a slightly more formal evening than the usual social event, having four presentations for us to consider. Comment Tag Presented by … Continue reading
Twitter writing competition – a story in 140 chars
Twitter Story Contest I was alerted to a twitter writing competition over on copyblogger and decided to have a go. The rules are that the story must be exactly 140 characters in length, and it’s only one entry per person … Continue reading
Posted in social objects
Tagged creativity, critical mass, free expression, haiku poetry, mini sagas, Objects, Social, story contest, twits, twitter
The Augmented Social Network
I found this in my draft posts. The Augmented Social Network Like the Web or email, the ASN would be available to anyone. It would become a common part of the Internet infrastructure – a person-centered and group-centered service of … Continue reading
