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As the torch is lit and we approach the 30th Olympiad in London, the excitement is unmistakeable.  Add to that the fact that this is being dubbed the ‘first social Olympics’ and we’re positively abuzz. It may be hard to believe, but just 4 years ago there was no official  [ Read More ]

Earlier this week, Aaron Brady from the Facebook Developer Team took great pleasure in announcing to the world Facebook’s latest venture – Facebook App Store. Sorry; Facebook App Center. Another company has already staked their claim on the term ‘App Store’, much to the annoyance of Mark Zuckerberg, no doubt.  [ Read More ]

Updating as this plays out with deeper analysis and links… Just a few moments ago, Facebook officially filed an S-1  for an initial public offering seeking to raise $5 billion. Here are a few key findings… - 845 million monthly active users, year over year growth of 39% - 483  [ Read More ]

This has been quite the week for social media blunders, particularly on Twitter. McDonald’s most recent PR stunt is more-commonly being referred to as “#McFail.” The campaign was intended to shift consumer opinions using the hashtag #McDStories, by tweeting facts about their organic potato farmers in an effort to more  [ Read More ]

When you are a company whose products are synonymous with fast food and poor nutrition and whose job posts have made it into the Oxford English Dictionary as a byword for “An unstimulating, low-paid job with few prospects, esp. one created by the expansion of the service sector,” you might,  [ Read More ]

2011 was a big year for social media. The “Big Three,” Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn got bigger. Hundreds, maybe thousands of other social networks flourished. One would be hard-pressed to make the case that social media is still just a fad. Instead, it’s become clear social media is here to  [ Read More ]

For the past two weeks, I feel like I’ve been witnessing some type of Cuban Missile Crisis going on between Google, Twitter and Facebook. I’d like to suggest some ways that social-nuclear war might be averted. Beyond Blame, Believing In Cooperation Let’s set aside blame, because blame isn’t going to  [ Read More ]

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These  insights were taken from a research conducted by National College of Ireland on behalf of Mulley Communications , how the FB users behavior when they were engaged with advertising and media . 40 users between the ages of 17 and 25 years old. Heat Map Analysis and Findings Bookmark on Delicious  [ Read More ]