These are my links for July 13th from 13:06 to 21:24:
Tessa Jowell: now a feature on Google Maps. Reason: sort-of known – Can anyone explain why Labour's deputy leader / shadow Cabinet Office/Olympics minister now appears on Google Maps?
BT uses social media to decide ending for TV ad campaign – BT is calling on the public to decide and vote online for their own ending for the storyline of its long-running Adam and Jane TV ad campaign, which airs on 17 July. The ad will premier to Facebook fans before …
These are my links for July 12th through July 13th:
Modern Apprenticeship’s to be promoted through social networking sites – Dedicated Facebook page with Twitter updates will help promote Modern Apprenticeships programme
How Facebook Increased General Election Voter Registration : Online Social Media – A report on Brad Insight, sourced from the Press Gazette, tells of a recent study from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ). The study says that 97% of 18-24 year olds not only used Facebook during the general election, but also the main source of …
These are my links for July 12th from 15:37 to 22:55:
Foursquare passes the two million user mark – Telegraph – Foursquare, the location-based social network, has crossed the two million user mark over the weekend.
Internet Retailing » Domino’s Pizza delivers rise in online orders – Almost third of Domino’s Pizza orders are now made online, the company’s six-month results showed today.
Russian internet group buys ICQ – Digital Sky Technologies, the Russian internet company, said on Monday it had completed its $187.5m acquisition of ICQ, one of the world’s largest instant …
These are my links for July 12th from 11:18 to 14:57:
ReputationOnline: Event-based mobile apps yet to reach their true potential – This summer has seen brands take unprecedented steps to employ mobile as part of their event-based marketing in a trend that will leave advocates of the channel justifiably smug.
More on the blog wars – the statistical evidence – UKOM/Nielsen data for unique visitors shows that WordPress, Blogger and Typepad have seen little audience growth in the past two years while Tumblr, Posterous et al have grown exponentially.
How ‘Real’ Media …
These are my links for July 11th through July 12th:
How Immersive Journalism, Games Can Increase Engagement – The average reader spends 25 minutes a day reading the newspaper, while the average online user spends 70 seconds a day on a news site, according to data from Hal Varian, Google's chief economist.
Facebook to launch child safety ‘panic button’ – Facebook has announced it is to launch a "panic button" application on its social networking site.
BBC News – Martha Lane Fox want all citizens of working age online – UK digital champion, …
