Archives for September 2008
links for 2008-09-25
College Students' Social Networking - eMarketer
Social networking is an everyday activity for the majority of college students, and the percentage of students who use the networks daily has nearly doubled in the past two years.
(tags: social network research)
links for 2008-09-24
Social Media Club Austin - » Buzz Corps Brings Buzz Marketing to UT
The dynamic social media relations duo behing HP's "31 Days of the Dragon" live in Austin. I've been thinking about scale and social media lately and this program certainly hit the numbers. Congrat's.
(tags: hp buzz corps)
Intel putting $20 million in business [...]
links for 2008-09-22
Facebook | Social Media for Small Business – Powered by Dell
Our most recent Dell project — this is a fun one for small businesses.
(tags: SMB)
links for 2008-09-19
Gospelr: Twitter For Christians
Here's a Twiitter-like platform for conversations on religion. I think we will see more of this in the coming 12 months — sports, for instance, would be a another good segment.
(tags: twitter)
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Google founder Sergey Brin started a blog. Initially he's writing about Parkinson's which he is "substantially predisposed to…"
(tags: google [...]
links for 2008-09-06
MediaShift . Embedded at NYU::Old Thinking Permeates Major Journalism School | PBS
“Nowadays it’s essential for journalists to blog,” says Professor Mary Quigley to a class of 16 NYU journalism students. Jeff Hunt and I are teaching a class of advertising/ PR/com/journalism students at UT and our message is similar.
(tags: msm)
links for 2008-09-02
Google Chrome - Google Book Search
Google launches a new browser via a "comic book."
(tags: google)
links for 2008-09-01
Google’s Strategy In Japan: Avoid Yahoo And Take Over The Mobile Web First
Google leads the worldwide search engine market, but in Japan it has some catching up to do. In 2007, Yahoo Japan saw a whopping 76% of the nearly 350 billion search engine and portal-related pageviews registered in the country, clearly outperforming Google (second [...]
