So, skateboard legend Tony Hawk has a problem: they won't let him take his extra skateboard on the plane. So he does what seems only natural in the age of social media--he hides it at Barcelona airport and uploads a picture of its location to his posterous:
A fan quickly finds it, and post a happy twitpic of the board and its new owner:
Social media often makes me smile
Since 2007, Jay Oatway has led Hong Kong in social media reach and influence. With more than 100,000 followers worldwide and a Klout influence score in the top percentile, Jay has been dubbed “Hong Kong’s answer to Twitter royalty” by Marketing magazine.
His tweets on web trends, social media developments and geek culture are among the most shared on Twitter.
When not tweeting, Jay provides social media training on how to tell stories that captivate, how to grow an audience that matters, and how to cultivate online influence that can deliver results.
Working as both a tech-journalist and digital strategist in Hong Kong since 1997, Jay has become a leading independent social media authority, speaking extensively to businesses about harnessing the power of the new digital tools.
