What is it?
As indicated in our last briefing, location-based services are where it’s at (albeit more so in the US than the UK). There’s been a lot of focus on the privacy issues inherent in always telling people where you are, but arguably these are being slowly swept under the carpet as more exciting possibilities [...]
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RMM Briefing: Foursquare ‘Layers’
July 7th, 2010 by Shona Ghosh · 1 Comment
Social media and buying property
April 12th, 2010 by Matt Rebeiro · 3 Comments
I got a call last week from Gascoignes Estate Agents in Surrey asking if I could dust off my social media crystal ball and gaze upon how one might use social media to buy a house in the future. So, after some chin stroking, head scratching and a nap deep pontification I penned the following [...]
Stickybits: Almost Perfect
April 6th, 2010 by Jessica · 1 Comment
One of the quirkier start-ups to have gained coverage from SXSW Interactive is the fun, augmented-reality style Stickybits.
Launched by Seth Goldstein and Billy Chasen, it’s an app which allows you to attach videos, messages, pictures (or any digital media, really) to anything in the real world with a barcode. Giving an example, one of its [...]
Social media monitoring tools - we take a test drive
March 11th, 2010 by simonlp · 5 Comments
Every day we find new and exciting examples of organisations using social technologies, but amidst the “wow factor” of engaging customers/prospects through funky widgets or clever campaigns, there remains that big question – how can we track and measure this stuff?
What’s often referred to as social media monitoring is of huge importance to us at [...]
Rollyo: searching your own personalised web
September 24th, 2009 by Matt Rebeiro · No Comments
You probably use Google. In fact, scrub that : you definitley use Google. Ok, maybe one of you uses Yahoo but come one, seriously, who wants to be friends with that guy? The reason is that Google is great. But sometimes you don’t want to search the whole internet (or at least the bit that [...]