More customers are demanding interactions through digital channels

October 10, 2008 at 2:11 pm | In Web2.0, Web3D | Leave a Comment
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93% of Americans believe a company should have a presence in social media, while 85% believe a company should not only be present, but should also interact with its consumers via social media.

via The Future of Artificial Intelligence: AI 105 Revolutions in interactions is growing fast

“Do 39% of Internet users REALLY subscribe to RSS feeds?” and other social media marketing myths dispelled

August 23, 2008 at 12:11 am | In Future, Web2.0 | Leave a Comment
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Watch this and you finally understand why the f*!ck you should care about social media…and in this hilarious blog post by “a bonafide marketing genius” she shows all the sources where her numbers come from. Man, am I glad I am not into marketing and there’s people like her out there who just serve us the meat:

“Do 39% of Internet users REALLY subscribe to RSS feeds?” and other social media marketing myths dispelled « The Secret Diary of a Bonafide Marketing Genius.

Study shows: Social Media’s strategic role acknowledged and adopted in the US corporate world

August 17, 2008 at 8:50 am | In Future | Leave a Comment
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The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Center for Marketing Research recently conducted one of the first statistically significant, longitudinal studies on the usage of social media in corporations. The new study compares corporate adoption of social media between 2007 and 2008 by the Inc. 500, a list of the fastest-growing private U.S. companies compiled annually by Inc. Magazine.

Review Summary:

  • From familiarity to usage to importance, social media is expanding rapidly within the Inc. 500.
  • The bottom line is that the Inc. 500 continues to learn about social media at a very quick pace.
  • For the first time, growth in familiarity, adoption and importance to mission has been documented in a statistically significant, longitudinal study. If the Inc. 500 is embracing social media at this record pace, can the rest of corporate America be far behind?

Social Media And US Business Familiarity, Usage And Adoption: A Research Study Of The Inc. 500 – Robin Good’s Latest News »

Myrl – connecting 13 more virtual worlds including lively, imvu, vMTV and Twinity within the next days. Myrl is a social network for the Metaverse, a cross-worlds platform aiming at bringing virtual worlds on the web and connecting users from multiple virtual worlds. Myrl.com (beta)

July 22, 2008 at 6:26 am | In Web2.0, Web3D | Leave a Comment
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Myrl – connecting 13 more virtual worlds including lively, imvu, vMTV and Twinity within the next days. Myrl is a social network for the Metaverse, a cross-worlds platform aiming at bringing virtual worlds on the web and connecting users from multiple virtual worlds. Myrl.com (beta)

Worüber die Top 100 Twitter User reden

June 17, 2008 at 12:02 pm | In Deutsche Artikel, Web2.0 | Leave a Comment
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Worüber die Top 100 Twitter User reden…über die Top Technologie-Headlines jeder durchschnittlichen deutschen Sonntagszeitung mit “Online”-Beilage und über sich selbst natürlich! Twitter Topic Stream

Tag Galaxy – das Flickr Universum der ganz besonderen Art

June 13, 2008 at 9:49 am | In Deutsche Artikel, Web2.0, Web3D | Leave a Comment
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Tag Galaxy Sunny

Komme jetzt endlich dazu, auf eine der schönsten Anwendungen von Papervision3D in Verbindung mit der Flickr API hinzuweisen. In Tag Galaxy gibt man ein Stichwort ein (der eigene Name ist natürlich auch immer lustig, wenn man viele Bilder bei Flickr damit verschlagwortet hat ;-) und alle gefundenen Bilder werden in Form einer Galaxie mit ihrem verwandten Tags angezeigt. Klickt man dann auf einen der “Bilder-Planeten” entsteht eine Art Google-Earth der Fotos…sehenswert.

Twist – see trends in twitter

April 23, 2008 at 5:12 pm | In Deutsche Artikel, Web2.0 | Leave a Comment
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Twist – see trends in twitter
Eigene Begriffe eingeben und gucken, wie viel über diese geschnattert wird…am meisten wird übrigens über Twitter selbst getwittert

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