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Superbowl 2012: Beckham’s bum, Ferris Bueller & barking mad ads
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Top digital stories this week, incl. Angry Birds, tasty tweets & BBC Sport
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Online research: is the future brighter and better?
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Top digital stories this week, incl. Xbox, hackers & hashtag disasters
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Time for research to become social and give back
January 24, 2012 15:01
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David:
You've not seen my 'tache, that's enough to put anyone off
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Archive for the ‘Social Media’ Category
Don’t be a Twit, stay social media-savvy
Ah, how the world has changed. It wasn’t so long ago that, if you were applying for a job, the most you had to do beyond researching the role and tidying up your CV was to make sure your shoes were clean, your hair was tidy and there were no stray bogies hanging around your [...]
Four week social media & events internship at Brass Agency (London)
This internship post has now been filled. Thanks to all who enquired for your interest! Are you interested in getting a foot in the door in the competitive social media industry? Looking to get experience in a top digital agency? Have you got experience of events management? Can you be in Shoreditch (London) from Jan [...]
What’s in a name? Google+ and our online identities.
PinkPants19 on YouTube, @HotTatas on Twitter and FeistyHamster 5 on Flickr – just a few of the pseudonyms I go by when going about my business on the world wide interweb. I don’t, I made them up. Precisely because to link my pseudonyms with my real name could bring myself and my workplace into serious [...]
No such thing as society? Social media and the UK riots.
The rioting of the past week has sparked debate on a hundred and one different topics, from education and policing, to parenting and of course, social media. With BBM (Blackberry Messenger) revealed early on as a tool used to privately and securely plan rioting and looting, social media was quickly pinpointed as a malevolent force [...]
Email marketing gets social – email & social media work together
Something occurred to me the other day… I seem to spend less time sifting through my email inbox for news alerts and newsletters and more time browsing blogs, trawling twitter and taking recommendations from friends and peers. I also sign up for far less email newsletters than I used to. I hadn’t really given this [...]
The role of private social networks in a Facebook world
I attended a really interesting mashup events panel debate this week on Private Social Networks. What caught my eye about this was that although I’ve tried out a few private networks myself: Ning, Path (really restricted social networks coalescing around photos) and more recently the beta of MyCube, I’m still not sure how these offerings [...]
A lesson in how to harness the power of social
We talk a lot to brands about how they should/could/might harness the power of social media. But if you want a masterclass in how to do it, look no further than Greenpeace International. Greenpeace have it all: A high number of engaged fans – c880,000 with an engagement rate of c2,000 per post. A healthy [...]
User generated albums: is this the Modern Way?
Some of you may have heard that local lads, The Kaiser Chiefs, have released their latest album through an innovative social media campaign. Innovative? Yes. Embracing digital? Yes. A novelty? Maybe. So the album, The Future is Medieval, has been launched on a wave of on and offline PR, as you’d expect. But what’s the [...]
Have we switched off from TV?
TV is dead, long live TV ! It once was that we sat around ‘the telly’ with family or friends at a scheduled time and watched a film / the big match / a soap together, sharing our thoughts as events unfolded. The box in the corner got all of our attention. But has the [...]
Super Injunctions and social media
The garden fence is global As almost everyone knows by now and presumably much to his distress, Ryan Giggs was granted a Super Injunction to prevent the publication of allegations that he had an affair with Imogen Thomas, a former Big Brother contestant. However, Giggs soon discovered that you can’t gag the general public, and [...]