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- 2. What Are ‘On-Line’ Communities?
- 3. Image Hosting Site With A Community.
- 10. Irony?
- 17. Show Your Customers You Are Human.
- 18. 100 Extra Points If You Post Pictures Like This!
- 19. Hyperlocal Sites What is ‘Hyperlocal’
- 20. Map of hyperlocal websites at openlylocal.com
- 34. Mike Rawlins @mike_rawlins [email_address] 07720 288366
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- Remember MySpace & AOL?
- Lets have a brief look at Flickr, what is being done and what else could you do?
- Front page of a search for Police on Flickr.
- 11 Contacts, not a huge amount but at least they are making the effort to follow people, lets have a look at their contacts
- Oh!
- CC License Important. Allow sharing with your community
- Nicely ordered and sorted sets of pictures
- Interesting use of Flickr by West Yorkshire police
- Join your local Flickr group(s) go to meetings and outings.
- People like pictures of police vehicles.....
- 500 people in the villages covered by this site, 400 of them read it every day. What better way to get your message out.....
- Ambridge is based on Parwich and a couple of other sites. Talk About Local advised the BBC script writers prior to Ambridge getting their own blog. Poor dead Nigel.
- Community site centred on one estate in Tunstall which in recent months has grown to cover the local town as well. Local police press officer has a log in to the site and can post directly.