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Five things you need to know about how brands use weibo in China
Polly Becker
23 February 2012, 11:17AM

Sina's Weibo microblogging site, akin to a hybrid of Twitter & Facebook, is one of the most popular in China in use by well over 30% of web usersStephy Liu, senior client service manager and digital strategist at MSL China, shares five typical types of communication styles via weibo, the impact these styles have on the brands that employ them, and how to move toward strategic use of the platform.

UK's 'Tech Influence 25? of 2012 revealed
Martin Loat
23 February 2012, 10:24AM

With Propeller PR's expertise in the media and tech media space, we’ve partnered with PR software provider Cision to reveal our ‘Tech Influence 25′ list. Rory Cellan-Jones, technology correspondent for the BBC tops the list.

Twitter passes the 500 million user mark
@gordonmacmillan
22 February 2012, 6:40PM

Twitter has just passed the 500 million user mark, as predicted back in January, just shy of its sixth birthday. It has achieved amazing growth over the last year or so as it has become an indispensable feature of the media and entertainment landscape around the world.

TV or viral? Why not both? Why restrict great campaigns to the online space?
Pete Davis
22 February 2012, 4:04PM

I’ve been wondering if a fixation with viral is preventing brands from getting the coverage their campaigns deserve?

There used to be something really cool, edgy and subversive about viral marketing. Like someone telling a secret online that suddenly ignited and spread like wildfire to the four corners of the Earth - boom! And there's nothing quite like content sharing on this scale to take a brand global.

Sunday Times puts Marie Colvin's final report from Syria outside paywall
@gordonmacmillan
22 February 2012, 3:36PM

Interesting move by The Sunday Times today. It reacted to the outpouring of tweets following the death of war correspondent Marie Colvin in Syria by putting her final report for the paper outside of its paywall.

Google is preparing to launch Terminator glasses
@gordonmacmillan
22 February 2012, 11:17AM

What does the future look like? It might look a little different viewed through these Google glasses, or Google Goggles if you like, which come with a heads up display not unlike that most of us will be familiar with from films like The Terminator.

2012: Rise of the social apps
Laura Scott
22 February 2012, 10:23AM

The app for the J.J abrams movie Super 8 turned iPhones into super 8 film camerasIt goes without saying that social and digital media are now one of the main business channels available to us as marketers. But one of the questions we are all asking is how do we use these platforms to not only gain trust from our fans but to convert them into advocates?

Brit Awards - Who is generating the most online buzz? [infographic]
Polly Becker
21 February 2012, 4:01PM

UPDATE: So now we know the winners how do they compare to the pre-awards buzz? Interesting to see that Adele who scored poorly in terms of social chatter storm to yet more gong success.

Padded numbers via the Social Media Experts
Vincent Haywood
21 February 2012, 2:40PM
If a client briefs me and says they want loads of followers I push back, I explain that that is a shit goal. I could buy 10,000 followers or signup up to some pyramid scheme right now and by the time I have finished this posting I will have the numbers I want
It's a ZyngaVille world, and we're all just living in it
Emily Hunt
21 February 2012, 2:27PM

Yes, we are all on Facebook. We all on Facebook so much so that I regularly communicate with my mother, sisters, cousins and even grandfather that way. For a lot of my friends and far-flung family, having an email address is almost silly now, as we interact regularly through status updates and photo comments. (For everything else, we have BBM, but that is another story).

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