There is no such thing as bad publicity, except your own obituary

By lucashale, on January 21st, 2009%

There is no such thing as bad publicity except your own obituary.

Brendan Behan

Irish author & dramatist (1923 – 1964)

This is surely what Cummins Nitro and Naked Communications are telling their clients. These agencies  are the ones behind the IslandReefJob and Man in the Jacket.

Both of these have now had . . . → Read More: There is no such thing as bad publicity, except your own obituary

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How to launch an internet based marketing campaign, badly… Part II

By lucashale, on January 19th, 2009%

Looks like I wasn’t the only one who noticed the less than perfect launch of www.islandreefjob.com. The Age had an article the same day about how the site was unable to cope with the number of hits.

This week the site is working and is now getting publicity but not for the reasons . . . → Read More: How to launch an internet based marketing campaign, badly… Part II

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Facebook Garage Melbourne

By lucashale, on February 25th, 2008%

Last Friday was the first Melbourne Facebook developer Garage. I had Friday off work anyway so I popped in for a couple of hours and next thing I know I was sitting on the discussion panel with Markus Weichselbaum (The Broth), David Eedle (collectZing), Terri Dentry (thinkRED), and Tom Beeby (TravelApps).

For me . . . → Read More: Facebook Garage Melbourne

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Bebo Part II

By lucashale, on February 6th, 2008%

Ok after a lot of messing around and thinking that Bebo was a broken platform I finally go my simple application to work. http://apps.bebo.com/barcode/

I thought that the PHP library I was using was broken so I waited till the new version was released. Alas, it didn’t work either… I was getting error . . . → Read More: Bebo Part II

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Bebo…

By lucashale, on January 13th, 2008%

I’ve been playing with applications on Facebook for about 2 months. Yesterday I decided to see if I could port some of them to Bebo. Well, I though Facebook was buggy but Bebo is clearly still in the early stages of application development.

I hope by tonight I might have something I can release.

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