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View in web browser View text-only version Blackberry version Mobile version Add to safe senders list Fox adopts grass roots Twitter campaign to save Fringe @gordonmacmillan 02 April 2012, 3:06PM Remember that Twitter campaign we wrote about recent where fans of the US science fiction show Fringe, which airs on Sky One in the UK, launched a social media campaign to save the show from cancellation? The Value of Data Visualization [infographic video] Polly Becker 02 April 2012, 11:12AM How do you make knowledge powerful? This cool Motion Graphic describes the value of data visualization. It looks at the challenge of communicating information and how it becomes especially difficult when trying to convey a message full of complex data, which is often difficult to interpret quickly and clearly to the naked eye. Ashton Kutcher to play Steve Jobs in up-coming biopic @gordonmacmillan 02 April 2012, 10:44AM Variety is reporting that ‘Two and a Half Men’ star Ashton Kutcher is to play Apple founder Steve Jobs in the film ‘Jobs’. Kutcher is well known in the celebrity tech world as one of Twitter’s big early users and an investor. Back in April 2009 Ashton Kutcher blazed an early trail and became the first Twitter user to pass the one million followers milestone. He beat @CNNbrk by 30 minutes. How racist Hunger Games tweets created social media phenomenon @gordonmacmillan 02 April 2012, 9:55AM What ever your take on The Hunger Games, the latest smash hit set of teen novels to make a splash on the big screen, the controversy surrounding the film on Twitter has been seismic. I 'Like' Facebook: Tips for advertisers Polly Becker 02 April 2012, 7:55AM Facebook is getting serious about working with marketers. Yean Cheong, head of digital, Asia-Pacific, with Mediabrands, shares best practices and case-study tips for maximising marketing through the social-networking behemoth, including its recent changes to brand pages. Think politicians are bad? Celebrities are the ones causing trouble in social Charlotte Henry 30 March 2012, 12:09PM From Tom Watson’s intern, to Ed Miliband’s “Blackbusters tweet”, to Anthony Weiner’s weiner we are getting increasingly used to political slip-ups in social media. However, it is celebrities we really need to worry about, as they encourage their adoring fans to do all sorts of thins mad, bad, and sometimes outright dangerous things via social networks (usually Twitter). Bluetooth fridge magnet orders up pizza with one click Polly Becker 30 March 2012, 11:34AM How cool is this? I dream of one touch pizza. We’ve all been there - empty fridge, bare cupboards and no desire to trudge down to the shops after a hard day’s work. Pizza companies have come up with plenty of easy ways to order a Margherita, from texts to websites - but Red Tomato Pizza has bested them all with a Bluetooth fridge magnet that’ll order up your favourite slice with one click. If you want to know about blogging, ask a blogger... Eva Keogan 30 March 2012, 11:05AM Once seen by many as a mere blip on the landscape when it came to influence, bloggers are now looming large on the stakeholder landscape and they are becoming increasingly prominent as this area of the social web matures. The Economist reaches 1 million Facebook fans @gordonmacmillan 30 March 2012, 10:05AM The Econ0mist has proven itself incredibly successful on Facebook and very adept at engaging people on the social network. Testament to that is its passing the one million fans milestone. The one million strong milestone highlights not only how well it has done, but also how much bigger it is on Facebook when compared to its rivals. It has more than twice as many fans as Time and the Wall Street Journal for instance. The top 15 most shared Apple videos of all time Polly Becker 30 March 2012, 8:39AM In the run up to Apple’s 36th birthday, it was founded on April Fools’ Day in 1976, Unruly Media has put together a ranking of the most-shared Apple videos of all time. 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