XNSIO
  About   Slides   Home  
 
Managed Chaos
Naresh Jain's Random Thoughts on Software Development and Adventure Sports
      
`
 
RSS Feed
Recent Thoughts
Tags
Agile agile bengaluru 2010 Agile Coach Camp agileindia agile india agileindia2012 Agile India 2012 AgileIndia2013 Agile India 2013 Agile India 2013 Workshops agileindia2014 Agile India 2014 agile mumbai 2010 ASCI Attendees Profile Code Coverage code smells Conference Continuous Deployment Continuous Integration cyclomatic complexity Design duplicate code Evolutionary Design Extreme Programming Industrial Logic Lean Lean Startup LinkedIn Open Source pair programming post modern agile primitive obsession smell Refactoring Refactoring Teaser Scrum SDTConf simple design TDD technical debt Test Driven Development Testing unit testing user stories video
Recent Comments
«

»

Facebook and Twitter Icons on Print Media

These days its fashionable for businesses to have a Facebook and Twitter account. I can see how social media can help them. But what beats me is, every now and then, I see a billboard or a poster with just Facebook and Twitter icons in one corner of their printed ad. What does this mean?

Its like having visiting card like this:

Instead of:

 

Related posts:

  1. Facebook’s timeline – Like or Dislike? Over the last few days, I’ve heard friends complain about Facebook’s timeline (3rd major redesign of the profile page.) I’m...
  2. People I like following on Twitter @agilemanager @WardCunningham @marick @JoshuaKerievsky @jbrains @bpettichord @nashjain @venkat_s @jeffpatton @testobsessed @jamesshore @coreyhaines @cory_foy @mfeathers @unclebobmartin @rachelcdavies @sf105 @jeantabaka @martinfowler @KentBeck...
  3. Social Credibility: Alternatives to Certification? There is something very powerful about online education (eLearning). Assuming that one can create really good courses, it enables any...
  4. Making Decision by Consensus – 35 At the last Agile Philly User group meeting, the speaker could not be present. We were about 25 people in...
  5. The I Naming Convention I don’t like the I<something> naming convention for interfaces for various reasons. Let me explain with an example. Lets say...

This entry was posted on Friday, May 18th, 2012 at 3:42 PM and is filed under Crib, Design, Marketing. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.


    Licensed under
Creative Commons License