How Nokia pioneered the social intranet
YouTube had just been launched and Twitter was a twinkle in Jack Dorsey’s eye, when Redhouse Lane and Nokia developed a social media intranet approach to internal communications that was truly pioneering.
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 Richard LomaxEditorial DirectorRichard provides strategic support across our sector teams. He has helped some of Europe's biggest organisations with business-critical communications, from market-sensitive M&A communications in the energy sector, to managing the DfE's digital and social media channels team. He is closely involved with industry bodies including the Institute of Internal Communication, chairing the inaugural diploma accreditation panel, and as an awards judge for the British Interactive Media Association. |
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