14. “If you try to stick up for what you
have a legal right to do, and you're
somewhat worse off because of it,
that's an interesting concept.”
Michael Avery, Toshiba’s attorney,
commenting on the 2007 Digg revolt
Monday 21 March 2011
17. “I feel that woolworths did not reject christian
magazines they actually rejected God and as it
says in the Bible that who so ever rejects God
shall be rejected by God so if ever sometime in
future it does not go well with Woolworths
then you will know what the reason is.”
Comment on the Woolworths
Facebook fan page
Monday 21 March 2011
21. “We have been overwhelmed by the response. Thanks to everyone who
has supported us – we really appreciate it. It was not our intention to
offend any religious group. Woolies has a deep regard for all faiths and
will continue to respect all our customers’ beliefs. We’ve always prided
we really do want
ourselves on listening to our customers and
our social media pages to be a 2-way
conversation. As a retailer, we continually review all our
products including magazines and stock products that our customers
want and buy. You posted – we listened and have now
decided to put all magazines back on our shelves. We will continue to
take a retailer’s view on our catalogue going forward to ensure we stock
the magazines that most of our customers want.”
Monday 21 March 2011
22. SWC 2010 Soccer Fan
Fest by Axel Buhrmann
CC BY SA 2.0 http://
flic.kr/p/89SRbF
Fans are passionate
... tread lightly
Monday 21 March 2011
49. What’s with this compulsion to
share personal information??
Is this how the web looks to Facebook? by Scobleizer (http://
www.flickr.com/photos/scobleizer/4541965949/) - CC BY 2.0
Monday 21 March 2011