Archive for the ‘facebook’ tag
Social Media Revolution
- China: 1,333,010,000
- India: 1,169,050,000
- United States: 307,411,000
- Facebook: 300,000,000
- Indonesia: 229,965,000
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Too many?
“Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, came up with the idea for Facebook one day in his dorm room. Perhaps he had snacked on too many magic mushrooms that day, or maybe he tired of watching the same Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reruns and decided to conjure up wild plans for new ways to foster his unsociability. Whatever. Who knows.”
Social Media Predictions
In 2009 marketers will find their accidental spokespeople (employees & customers) and give them ways to amplify their voices. – Rohit Bhargava
Live conversations with consumers, empathetically executed, can have far bigger payout and viral word of mouth impact than most social media tools. – Pete Blackshaw.
We’ll need to do more dot-connecting between existing processes and social media output. We’ll see a flatlining of references to “my Twitter programme” and more references to my offline/online “conversational ecosystem”. – Pete Blackshaw.
Shopping goes social. Using Facebook Connect & Open Social Platform, shoppers will be able to see what friends are recommending, buying and rating integrated into the shopping experience.
Facebook is new television
I agree. Do you?
“Ker je nerazumnost bolj čustveno nabita in zahteva manj znanja, ljudem več pove in jo je lažje požreti. Teorije zarote so kot mamilo, ki gre naravnost v kri in vas “razvestli”. Zdaj se priključite na internet. Ne vbrizgate si, pač pa naložite. Naložite si točno tisto, kar ustreza vsem vašim pristranskim stališčem.” (Yaron Ezrahi).
Facebook je odličen pripomoček.
Are they really your friends?
Back in October there was an article in the New York Times called “Facebook in a Crowd” by Hal Niedzviecki. In the article he describes how he reached out to his almost 700 friends to invite them to a Facebook party. After tabulating the responses Hal had 15 people who said they were attending, 60 that said maybe, a few hundred that said no and no responses from the rest. On the evening of the Facebook party one person (a friend of a friend) showed up to meet him.
