Chris Norton – Norton Notes PR Blog

I know I write a lot about social media and public relations but I also have a huge interest in gadgets, football and lots of other topics, which you are already likely to know if you read my  other posts on the EFH Broadband blog or Wolfstar...

OK, I recently posted about my HP Laptop and promised to update you on any interesting escapades which occur whilst I try to get it repaired Firstly, I would like to point out that my colleague Seb managed to send his ACER tablet off and have it...

In my new role as social media coordinator for CIPR Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, I have advised that initially it creates an open Facebook group to share more information with its members and non-members To be honest, it's not the most exciting item...

After much deliberating it seems I have to take my beloved HP laptop back to the shop I currently use a HP Pavilion dv9000 and it was specifically chosen by us as its an award winning laptop with a lot of hidden added extras As we (Wolfstar) work...

I have seen a few interesting articles this morning reporting that social media hasn't been utilised as much as was expected by UK advertisers It seems that British advertisers are still lagging behind those of the US who have been exploiting...

I know what you're thinking - why the title Well, two reasons firstly because its tenuously linked to James Bond - I realise it's really Austin Powers and extremely sad - and secondly because of the gadget which I had to write about as it made me...

Well not a day goes by that we don't seem to be sent a new social networking tool to test out at Wolfstar and no sooner have we have all started using Doplr and Twitter in our daily lives and along comes another service called Friendfeed FriendFeed...

I have just received the attached video by email, which Seb and I thought was very cool A big thanks goes to Mr Justin McKeown for supplying it and brightening up my day I always like to see football being played well - probably because I play like...

I picked up The Guardian this morning and read an interesting article by Mark Sweney about the Financial Times which plans to create an exclusive social network The proposed scheme will be a membership only network costing a fee of £2k a year for...

We seem to be getting bombarded with figures on circulations and readerships at the moment but I thought I would highlight a few interesting trends in the online media world which have made me think Apparently, The Guardian has kept the number one...