Entries in 'Sharing'

Media check-ins: Foursquare for telly (…and books and music)

July 12th, 2010 by Matt Rebeiro · No Comments

With the news that Foursquare has now notched up it’s first ‘million check-ins in one day‘, it’s with little surprise that there’s an increasing number of new apps and services attempting to horn in on Foursquare’s fairly lucrative racket. But rather than go toe-to-toe with the heavyweight champion of the check-in, these latest services are [...]

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Glastonbury - a foursquare festival frenzy?

June 22nd, 2010 by simonlp · 3 Comments

Festival season is underway in the UK, with the mother of all of them, Glastonbury, kicking off this week. And anyone who’s had the chance to go will know what a fabulous myriad of colour and experience the festival has to offer. Two things struck me when I first went last year:

Just how many different [...]

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The increasing role of social media in choosing a university

June 2nd, 2010 by Matt Rebeiro · 1 Comment

A while back I posted some thoughts on how social media -  and in particular location based services - might shape the future of property buying. Today i’m back in similar territory but this time considering education, and in particular how one selects a university, especially if one is thinking of applying to a university [...]

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Auto sector continues to seek support from online communities

June 1st, 2010 by simonlp · 1 Comment

This month sees the launch of yet more marketing campaigns in the auto sector leveraging social media technologies to build awareness and interest.  Hot on the heels of Peugeot’s RCZ “It chooses you” campaign and Toyota’s “Swagger Wagon” video, Lexus are looking to take advantage of the increasing ease with which people can share their [...]

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Twitter, TV and advocacy - realised

May 26th, 2010 by Shona Ghosh · 2 Comments

Just a few days ago, my colleague Matt wrote a post around how TV spectators are using Twitter to make watching programmes a shared experience . He concludes:
Smart broadcasters should be sitting up and taking note. All this conversation - all this buzz - acts as a great place to identify advocacy. In [...]

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