Laurel Papworth

AUGUST 3, 2010

Only now, we have the long tail of comments: Interesting move – Having women say Tony’s words back to him. By the way quick question: have you ever had a politician respond on your blog with a comment? I agree with every comment he made. You get a new government and a new archive of information. Lemme know?

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Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

JANUARY 28, 2010

It’s why T-Mobile succeeded with a flash mob. Reply Tamar Weinberg January 28, 2010 at 10:25 pm Tim, great question but I think that there’s no perfect answer for this. It’s really mostly about chance, and like I mentioned earlier in the comments, luck and timing. It’s why she is now famous.

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Laurel Papworth

OCTOBER 1, 2011

And in other news, San Francisco subway shuts down cellphone signals to stop social media organisation of civil protests and Braunschweig, Germany bans flash mobs (using Facebook to organise sudden demonstrations). The big questions: are traditional media throwing a hissy fit because social media is upping the competition?

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ProBlogger

SEPTEMBER 15, 2012

Instead, it received the usual handful of tweets, smattering of likes and a gaggle of comments. Barely enough traffic needed for a respectable flash mob. Frustrating enough to make you question what you are doing. How many other blogs you are reading and commenting on. Maybe a comment below on this post.

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