I know some of you struggle to come up with solid proof for using social media in your respective organisations usually due to a sceptical boss or perhaps company culture. Of all people, I know that IT personnel sometimes are not sold on the idea either and they’re the people who are relied on to implement these things. However, as I don’t agree with this practice, that is, asking for IT’s permission (rather than advice) to make a final BUSINESS decision, this simple pitch is to help you win over your boss, especially if you’re in the company’s marketing, PR or communications department or even just consulting. In particular, I’ll be focusing on Youtube in this post.
Hi there. I use this blog as a way to think through my many thoughts on Internet technology and the many ways it has changed our societies and us. As a social psychologist specialising in online behaviour, I'm very interested in the resulting trends that are surfacing due to the widespread adoption of such technology and how knowledge from the field of psychology and other related disciplines can be applied to help us take advantage of it. Using this blog, I intend to be a strong advocate for cyberliteracy within the Caribbean region and elsewhere. Read more.

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