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Tag Archives: Michael Kohn
A new approach to virtual exhibitions
StickyWorld opens up further potential channels for construction products people to engage with specifiers, and could be attractive to exhibition organisers wanting to offer additional services to exhibitors, and extend their event’s reach and value online. I have done occasional … Continue reading →
Posted in AEC, marketing, media, PR, Web 2.0
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Tagged AEC, architecture, BRE, CIMCIG, construction, engineering, exhibitions, hybrid event, INSITE11, marketing, MBE-KTN, Michael Kohn, SaaS, Slider Studio, social media, specification, StickyWorld, Su Butcher, TSB, Watford, Web 2.0
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Socially mobile
When looking to replace my old mobile ‘phone late last year, I used Twitter and blogs to get some user feedback on the option at the top of my shortlist (a productive process that included a long and helpful review … Continue reading →
Posted in AEC, blogs, networks, Twitter, Web 2.0
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Tagged AEC, Android, archINFORM, architecture, augmented reality, Be2camp, blog, Building Design, construction, engineering, Facebook, Flickr, Gmail, GPS, HTC, Layar, Michael Kohn, mobile devices, Morgan Stanley, ReadWriteWeb, Simon Johns, Slider Studio, social media, Twitter, Web 2.0, Wikipedia, Yelp
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