This stops just short of a total mind melt.
Entries Tagged as ‘internet’
03/03/2010
the (truly staggering) state of the internet [video]
Filed under business, google, internet, marketing, social bookmarking, social media, social-networking, twitter, web 2.0
03/02/2010
summary: last week in social 2/22/10
Here’s a few of this past week’s top headlines in the social space. I decided to recap on Mondays because a) I have other things I want to do on Friday’s and b) everyone else does Friday recaps it seems. Overall, a relatively quiet past week with perhaps the biggest announcement being a patent awarded [...]
Filed under facebook, fan-pages, internet, marketing, social media, social-networking
02/05/2010
weekly social wrap 2/5/10
This week’s big topic seemed to be Facebook’s 6th birthday, and Foursquare’s rapid adoption by business. A sixth year and a now 400M-strong active user base shows that Facebook is the place business needs to be. Foursquare’s strong showing of a tripled user base in three short months, as well as the launch of a business campaign page, shows that Foursquare is where businesses will need to be in the near future.
The articles below make the case better than I can. I’ve also thrown a few great pieces on CSR, and some thoughtful reflections on social media’s past, present & future.
Filed under business, communication, facebook, fan-pages, internet, marketing, public relations, social media, social-networking, web 2.0
02/03/2010
the state of the internet [infographic]
the state of the internet [infographic]
Filed under communication, facebook, internet, marketing, social bookmarking, social media, web 2.0
Tags: statistics
01/29/2010
apple’s ipad has amazon’s kindle on notice
This morning the top email in my box was (not surprisingly) from Amazon. I seem to get fairly frequent updates from Amazon, usually promoting weekly top deals with a Kindle plug in the mailing somewhere. Normally I just delete the email or let it work its way down to purgatory portion of my inbox, but this one actually caught my attention and seemed to warrant a closer look.
