I probably shouldn’t admit it, but I’ve used social media in both locations…
via shantanubawari:
Nielsen’s 2012 Social Media Report highlights where people of different age groups access social networks from. As it turns out, I am in the 25-34 age group, but also behave like someone from the 18-24 group :)
“The Social Network” at the table on Community
(via “The Internet Justice League” by Caldwell Tanner - CollegeHumor Article)
Infographic of the week…
An average day on Facebook, as visualized by the team at Jess3
exfm blog: We Have A Bunch Of Lucky Winners!
Woot! Very excited to count myself among the winners of this giveaway. For those who haven’t tried it out yet, ExFm is a site/web app that helps you listen to all your favorite MP3 blogs in one place, including Tumblr blogs! For example, check the player on the bottom-right corner of this Tumblr blog, which will play some of my favorites and connect you to my ExFm profile.
via extensionfm:
After two weeks of running the Ultimate Exfmavaganza Giveaway and over 1,000 entries we have a bunch of very lucky winners walking away with some serious swag.
Thanks to Audyssey, Urbanears, Cantora Records, Paper Garden Records, Family Records and Ghostly International these lucky winners…
What makes a social media user valuable? This infographic shows stats on key demographics for what my employer Nielsen knows about social/local/mobile consumers.
via sunfoundation:
Circle of Trust: Revealing the Asymmetry of your Google+ Network
Circle of Trust by São Paulo-based D3 shows the potential asymmetry of your social network at Google Plus. In other words, the organic network diagram highlights how your social network is divided between the people that are inside the so-called “circle of trust” (people that you trust, and they trust you), and those who are somehow outside.
Google Plus Circles You Can Actually Use
Put me in a Circle, I’m on G+! It will be fun - I have no idea what I’m doing over there!
Web 2.0's high school reunion
- Matt: it would be great if all these web 2.0 companies met up and compared notes
- Julianne: romy and michelle's high school reunion!
- Matt: Yes! Facebook arrives in a helicopter, like alan cumming in romy and michelle
- Julianne: naturally
- Matt: Myspace was the football star who is now the guy Springsteen sings about in the beginning of "Glory Days"
- Julianne: Bebo showed up, but no one was sure if he was invited. or if he even went to their high school.
- Matt: twitter won the lottery and showed up in a ferrari. However no one knows how much he won and if he spent it all, and during the reunion the repo man came and took the ferrari back
- Julianne: wolfram alpha was the math genius who no one hears from anymore. and everyone was worried he was gonna shoot up the school anyway
- Matt: friendster got addicted to steroids early on. burned out
- Julianne: i totally know dudes like that
- Matt: Livejournal was the school floozy that no one wants to talk to anymore
- Julianne: annnnnd i totally had an LJ
- Matt: Flickr married rich, but now he's not doing as well
- Julianne: He's stuck in middle management
- Matt: LinkedIn is still following all the popular kids around but no one is really sure what he does
- Julianne: But he's still rich!
- Matt: Skype got married right out of high school
- Julianne: ...and is already divorced
- Matt: wikipedia is still self absorbed. mainly because there's no escaping a wikipedia hole once you're in it.
- Julianne: Wikipedia also gave you lunch for free all through high school, but now he wants back pay
- Matt: Techcrunch is the goth kid. He still hates everyone.
