The new medium of social media demands a new voice – that’s clear. The medium is the message etc etc. And one way media – the tottering dinosaurs of print, TV, radio and even their more nimble descendents, websites and email – look more and more like the forced propaganda of a failing regime.
Posts Tagged ‘twitter’
Thursday, November 19th, 2009 Tags: Advertising, Branding, marketing, Social Media, Trends, twitter
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Ji Lee, Creative Director for Google Creative Lab in NYC, recently posted an interesting info-graphic titled “10 Levels of Intimacy in Today’s Communication. By the looks of it, he ranks 10 as the most intimate (face-to-face) and 1 as the least intimate (Twitter-which I wholesale agree with). The issue I have is with everything in between.
Tuesday, September 1st, 2009 Tags: Communications, E-Mail, Facebook, IM, twitter, TXT
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It is simply not enough to say, “Why yes, we do have a corporate customer service Twitter account. We’re so Web 2.0.” Have some follow through.
Friday, July 31st, 2009 Tags: Social Media, twitter, User Experience
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Small Business Trends, an award-winning website that offers information to small businesses, entrepreneurs and other groups, recently did a “round-up” post on some of the best Twitter tips for small businesses. The company asked its loyal readers 6 questions that were relevant to Twitter, and through the web, email and even Twitter, readers responded.
Friday, July 17th, 2009 Tags: Social Media, twitter
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This is a Shaped Word Cloud created from the text of approximately 84,000 tweets containing the term #iranelection. The larger the word the more frequently it appears in the text.
Saturday, June 20th, 2009 Tags: Shaped Word Coud, twitter, Word Cloud
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Last week, Marketing Profs published survey results showing that 41% of professionals using Twitter today think it can provide real value to their businesses.
Thursday, June 4th, 2009 Tags: business twitter, tweet, twitter, twitter survey
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