These are my links for September 6th from 09:06 to 10:21:

A Winning QR Code Campaign – Leo Burnett won a Gold Medal at this years Cannes Advertising Festival for its ‘Hidden Sounds’ QR Code campaign promoting 14 indie bands (the hidden sounds) for Zoo Records, an alternative music store in Hong Kong. The QR Codes were assembled into the shapes of animals that live hidden in the city and posted all over the streets of Hong Kong.
Surprising Facts About Death On Facebook [Infographic] –
A Beginner’s Guide to Facebook Insights …

These are my links for September 1st from 11:28 to 13:26:

‘Dancing at the Movies’ mash-up keeps YouTube users guessing – Have you ever imagined what it might be like to see nearly forty different films with dance scenes cut together to the dulcet tones of Kenny Loggins’ Footlooes?
LinkedIn the preferred social media platform for channel partners – Marketing has long been a challenge for many channel partners, especially for the smaller solution providers and resellers lacking extensive marketing resources. Social networking tools are changing that though, allowing partners to cost-effectively …

These are my links for August 31st from 14:35 to 17:26:

Diaspora, the ‘anti-Facebook’, is doomed – Telegraph – It's too late to start a Facebook rival, argues Milo Yiannopoulos
Foursquare and MTV Team up for First-Ever Cause-Related Badge: STD Testing – “STD testing center” seems like number three on a list of “Embarrassing Places to Check in on Foursquare,” but this September, MTV and the geo-location service are aiming to quash that stigma by offering a badge to all those who get tested as part of MTV’s GYT: Get Yourself Tested …

These are my links for August 31st from 09:08 to 12:50:

Ask a Curator Day on Twitter on Spoonfed – Things to do in London – Wednesday 1st September is international Ask a Curator Day, and it's all taking place on good old Twitter. Loads of museums and galleries across the world are taking part to give you the opportunity to ask their experienced and respected curators those long-burning questions.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange questioned by police | Media | guardian.co.uk – Police question WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on suspicion of molestation …

These are my links for August 30th from 22:49 to 23:42:

Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page – As millions of students are trudging back to the classrooms this August, Facebook is returning to its roots: colleges and universities.
10 ways data is changing how we live – Telegraph – The availability of new sets of data has changed the way we live our lives: here are 10 examples of data which have changed everything from how we assess wars to how companies deliver milk.
Google Translate gets better definition …

These are my links for August 30th from 20:00 to 21:45:

3 Ways Google Will Invade Your Enterprise – The end of Google Wave and rumors that the company is building a Facebook competitor has a lot of people talking about Google's need to get better at social. Fortune's article on Google's future growth last month, apart from highlighting absurdity a company becoming "too successful," speculates as to what Google will need to do in order to continue growing in the future.
How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future – …

These are my links for August 30th from 04:00 to 16:52:

Google Realtime search a powerful business tool – Companies can use information gleaned from Google Realtime to "read the minds" of consumers. Conducting searches related to current or planned products or services can help identify what customers want and what concerns they might have.
Foursquare Now Has 3 Million Users | Geeky Gadgets – Foursquare is continuing to grow at impressive pace with now more than 3 million reported users. It took Foursquare a year to reach one million users, two …

These are my links for August 29th from 12:08 to 13:12:

Foursquare building self-serve tool for brand profiles – Foursquare gets requests from hundreds of brands per week looking to offer tips on their own branded profiles. In an interview with Advertising Age, CEO Dennis Crowley said the company is building a self-service tool where brands will be able to create their own profiles.
Technology allows digital nomads to work anywhere – Online digital storage devices and innovative internet connections mean working from anywhere in the world while travelling has never been …

These are my links for August 16th through August 23rd:

IABUK : IAB launches charity toolkit – IAB launches educational toolkit to give search marketing a boost in the charity and public sector.
Brands, storytelling and how to get it right –
Cult of less: Living out of a hard drive – Chris Yurista, a Washington, DC resident who lives out of a backpack, claims digital technology has replaced the need for his home and his possessions
Journalism Warning Labels – PSFK – UK Comedian Tom Scott noticed that the media typically issues …

These are my links for August 11th from 13:54 to 15:37:

Banks still prefer talking to tweeting – Research into customer service levels among Britain’s biggest banks has found that while they’re making significant progress in the call centre, there’s still room for improvement.
Facebooks Global Audience: 496,871,380, want more recent stats… « Becky Folb, Global Digital Marketing Recruiter… –
Developing trend: pointless people-powered decisions – The trend for giving consumers the power to make decisions for the sake of it is showing no signs of stopping any time soon.
BBC News – …