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The Love Bug - a guide to online dating
14 February 2013, 3:08PM

since the launch of Match.com in 1995 the digital dating market is worth $4bnHello and welcome to the Espresso of Innovation; a roundup of the hottest news and strongest stories from the world of creativity and technology filtered into a quick shot of inspiration. This week, it’s all about love.

Search gets social - what Facebook's new venture means for marketers
14 February 2013, 2:52PM

Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg at the launch of Facebook Graph SearchAlthough still in its early stages, Facebook's Graph Search has caused something of a splash in the digital marketing space. As a high-profile move from the social media heavyweight, it signifies Facebook's first real foray into the field of search, which is currently dominated by Google.

Durex helps men get 'Intensely close' with social media Valentine's campaign
14 February 2013, 12:50PM

Durex launches new social media campaignDurex is launching a social media campaign to promote its 'Ultra Thin Feel' condoms as part of the brand’s ‘Intensely close’ campaign. The work includes two YouTube films and goes live on the brand’s Facebook page today (Valentine's Day). It will also be supported by blogger outreach. The short films, created by TMW, aim to demonstrate the heightened pleasure of getting closer.

Channel 4?s Hollyoaks creates social network to highlight cyberbullying
14 February 2013, 9:46AM

Scarlett Bowman plays Maddie Morrison on Channel 4's soap opera Hollyoaks Channel 4′s Hollyoaks is highlighting the problem of cyberbullying, by creating a social network for its characters and showing what happens when one of them is the victim of vicious online comments.

The platform is called DocYou, and it was built by PR firm Democracy and Lime Pictures, working with Channel 4. The project is designed to tackle a variety of digital taboos, such as trolling, death, tribute pages and memorial sites, (someone online is pretending to be another character who has recently died,) and is part of Channel 4′s educational remit.

Content: It's at the heart of digital marketing [infographic]
14 February 2013, 8:45AM

This Valentine's Day...This Valentine’s Day, divert your devoted stares and whimsical declarations of love away from your other half. Instead, turn your attention to what’s at the heart of all your digital marketing strategies – content.

Who owns creativity? The creator or the audience?
13 February 2013, 3:27PM

ShareRank, a product recently launched by Unruly Media, purports to 'predict the shareability of a video before it launches'. Through this system advertisers can seek to discern what type of video content is likely to prove successful - from a sharing perspective at least.

Social media campaign reunites girl with 300 lost photos
13 February 2013, 2:57PM

Catriona bowman and her friend Emily Fazah who lost 300 digital photosIt’s the classic case of who’s that girl who took 300 holiday photos on her camera and lost them in Holland? The girl in question was 22-year old Catriona Bowman and luckily for her the digital record of her backpacking trip around Europe wasn’t gone for good. The camera memory card she lost in Amsterdam was found by Peter van Leeuwen who is a creative partner at Dutch ad agency Etcetera.

Facebook battles Twitter for second screen TV dominance
13 February 2013, 10:57AM

The biggest battle in social media at the moment is being waged on TV, as Facebook and Twitter fight to dominate the market. Arguably Twitter is miles ahead in this battle and it has made the second screen a major priority as we saw recently with its acquisition of social TV analytics firm Bluefin Labs. Twitter will be able to use the data Bluefin digs out to sell to agencies and brands looking for insight in how they are performing in social media.

Forget 'new media'. It's 'now media'
13 February 2013, 10:42AM

RamKrishna RajaWhat do Oreo’s successful Super Bowl Twitpic and a Furby craze in Thailand have in common Both are example of the power of ‘now media’, according to RamKrishna Raja, digital managing director at IPG Mediabrands.

Online personas: Is technology redefining human identity for good?
13 February 2013, 10:30AM

Manti Te'o during 2010 game against USC.Considering it's just the singular and plural forms of the same word, the difference in definition of 'identity' and 'identities' is a particularly interesting one to think about. Ask someone how they would define their identity, and that's quite a deep, thought-provoking question that requires a considered answer.



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