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Tiffanny Junee

Digital, Mental & Academic Fitness for Performance

  • MEPurpose and Passions. I help people thrive at school, at uni and in life generally. I also write u0026#8211; a lot. Ans I have done for over 30 years.
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  • 2012: The End Is Near

    Every year the creative souls at JibJab entertain us with their spin on the year that was. Here is 2012’s…Enjoy! :)

    Tiffanny Junee

    December 21, 2012
    Digital Next Comms
    Year In Review
  • To Follow or Not to Follow: Which Twit? Is the Question…

    Twitter’s 2000 follow limit encourages us all to proactively manage our ‘followers’ and dedicated Twitter lists. My modus operandi goes something like this: You pique my interest, for whatever reason, I’ll follow you. :) My follow back policy is equally straight forward: You follow me, I #FB (that’s ‘Follow Back’ for the uninitiated). Why? Well,…

    Tiffanny Junee

    December 4, 2012
    Communications, Digital Next Comms, Social Media, Social Technology, Tactics, Twitter
  • IBRC Conference: Social Media Risk Melbourne, Australia

    Social Media & Footy = The Art of Social from tjunee

    Tiffanny Junee

    November 21, 2012
    Brand Management, Communications, Digital Next Comms, Etiquette, Integrated Marketing Communications, Leadership, Media, Reputation Management, Social Media, Social Technology, Strategic Communications, Strategy, Tactics, The Business of Sport, Twitter
    Communications, marketing, PR, Reputation Management, rugby, Social Media, social technology, Strategic Communications
  • 1 in 7 people on Earth Facebook

    It took a little over 8 years and 1 billion people before Facebook made its first brand ad: Proof that contextually relevant brands and services intrinsically motivate to engagement…? #FoodForThought Not bad for an 8 year old :) According to the New York Times, this is what the first 200 million looked like: Wonder how…

    Tiffanny Junee

    October 4, 2012
    Brand Management, Social Media
  • Future Social Government, Canberra, Australia

    The last time I spoke about sport and social media, Black Caviar provided the living breathing example of how great sports brands can tweet. Today, Quade Cooper’s weekend tweets provided a great example of twi-versations that occur during an employer/ employee divide. Noone likes an unhappy workplace, however, two tweets can say a lot about…

    Tiffanny Junee

    September 24, 2012
    Digital Next Comms, Integrated Marketing Communications, Olympics, Social Media, Social Technology, Sports Organisations, Strategic Communications, Strategy, Twitter
    Social Media, social technology, Web 3.0 sport
  • Leadership & Followership

    Tiffanny Junee

    September 15, 2012
    Leadership, Management, Social Capital
  • Farah Tweets highlight need for Social Media training and policy

    Tiffanny Junee

    September 11, 2012
    Leadership, Management, Social Media, Sports Organisations, Strategy, The Business of Sport, Twitter
  • Disturbing post match interview

    An Australian captain, confronting a former Wallaby, in a post match interview. This is disturbing for a number of reasons, although, one wonders how insecure a bloke has to be, to lunge for the jugular in a post-match interview. Although, if you were watching the (delayed) Channel 9 coverage of the Perth test match, you…

    Tiffanny Junee

    September 9, 2012
    Etiquette, Leadership, The Business of Sport
  • Gender, Sexuality and Security

    A friend recently commented how nervous he became, anytime ‘The Feminists’ got started in a class discussion. Having had the recent privilege of sitting in a three hour seminar about Gender, Sexuality and Security, led by Dr Adam Kamradt-Scott and featuring guest lecturer Dr Megan MacKenzie, of the Government and International Relations Department at the University…

    Tiffanny Junee

    August 22, 2012
    International Relations, Leadership, Thought Leadership
    Feminism, Gender, Gender Studies, International Relations, IR, Leadership, Nation state
  • Never Say Never

    As London 2012 draws to a close, and we ‘reflect’ on the 16 days that has been, we are reminded that every athlete has a story enveloping the pleasures and pains of sport. Australian Golden Girls Anna Meares (cycling) and Sally Pearson (100m hurdles) have each had their fair share of challenge, only to taste…

    Tiffanny Junee

    August 12, 2012
    Olympics, The Business of Sport
    Olympics
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