The guide for the Future
As every year CONTAGIOUS MAGAZINE sends out their report of the most contagious Movements, Projects, Marketing as Service Design, Social Business, Identity, Technology, Data, Money, Hacking, Music, Video, Retail, Gaming, Publishing and Designs.
Enter http://mostcontagious.com to see the projects or download the entire report as PDF.
Using Tweetdeck allows you to see all tweets entering at realtime and we find this just amazing to see.
just yesterday we’ve seen the following picture where Twitter reserves a single server (the top one) to everyting related with the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. LONG LIVE THE FUTURE KING AND QUEEN!
A couple of months ago iTunes launched a new service called PING and honestly it wasn’t really clear to me what this service was exactly for (except of some social media “I like this song/artist” kind of thing). Now, it seems things are getting clearer as iTunes and twitter announce a partnership (facebook rejected the cooperation) to share music through tweets. Watch the video below or read this article on fastcompany to find out more.
Today in ADN, one of the free, Spanish newspaper they give you at subway stations: an article about Community Managers. Who is it, what are his/her roles and responsibilities. Unfortunately it’s only in Spanish!
Two guys (Leif Abraham and Christian Behrendt) wrote a book called “OMG what happened and what should I do?” and it is recommended to everyone who wants to move into the digital era of awesomeness… get it here with by tweeting it along… or on Amazon.
http://www.ohmygodwhathappened.com/
Check out the new twitter info graphic below. As well emarketer posts today about how twitter keeps growing…
infographic via ask aaron lee
This post is kind of aligned with the prior one talking about the continuous use of social platforms – even when a user is not able to sleep at night, a good “tranquilizer” seems to be checking your Facebook status or just tweet some stuff. So when do Twitter users really sleep? If you have a Twitter account, try it out, otherwise you can check when Ashton Kutcher is sleeping!
Facebook and Twitter users seem to be online and connected all the time. No, that’s wrong, they ARE connected all the time… checking their statuses even when sleep walking…
via eMarketer
