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Why social media + Rule 40 could make Rio 2016 the Ambush Games

There are less than 100 days to the Rio sportsfest. Which is good or bad news depending on your point of view. But because the Olympics is the world’s biggest peacetime media event, journalists and commentators everywhere are looking for angles, themes and memes. We immersed ourselves in tracking social media performance during the London Olympics in 2012, and, looking back at our ‘Socialympics’ analysis, there is a lot that still feels very familiar. For sports...

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On 26 May, 2016
Social Agility, Social Media
By : Tony Burgess-Webb
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Leveson’s dog didn’t bark in 2012

The Leveson Report’s publication last year got huge mainstream media commentary  eg front page + 16 subsequent pages in the Guardian the day after. This is probably all to the good but Leveson did miss a very big trick: 2,000 pages in his report and just one (actually a paragraph) referred to social media. Ok, it wasn't in his formal remit BUT the importance of social media does need to be addressed, not...

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On 02 Jan, 2013
Future of Media UK, Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), Leveson, Leveson Report, Social Agility, Social Media, social media legislation
By : Tony Burgess-Webb
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