Social Media Influencers - Are tweeters buyers or sellers? | 11 April 2013, 2:30PM | Influence has to generate an effect – otherwise the initial action wasn’t influential! So what ‘effect’ do social media influence measurement companies purport to measure? These companies tend to have no connection to real-life sales decisions, so they measure any action they can see.
| | | The Wikipedia battle over the death of Margaret Thatcher | 11 April 2013, 11:08AM | Good piece in the New Statesman looking at what happened on Wikipedia in the hours after the death of Margaret Thatcher was officially announced on Monday. A battle of editors broke out on the site with almost 80 edits in the hour following the news breaking. Maybe it is no surprise that many who had previously not been heavy Wikipedia editors all wanted to jump in and add something.
| | | | | The Facebook Home imagined as a real-life house [infographic] | 11 April 2013, 9:42AM | For anyone who ever wondered what a real home constructed by Facebook would be like there is now an infographic that imagines just this. It was created in light of Facebook's announcement last week about Facebook Home, which CEO Mark Zuckerberg says is designed to put "people first instead of apps".
| | | What's Next for Social Media? - The Workplace | 11 April 2013, 8:23AM | By now, we don't need to explain the value of social media. Social networks have attracted billions of users who log in to participate in discussions, share life experiences, and engage with the content their friends and acquaintances offer up.
| | | | | | | | | The Trust Factor: defending your data | 10 April 2013, 8:25AM | Publisher sites invest valuable time and resources to monitor and understand their audiences, yet often do nothing to protect this valuable data. As technology evolves, tag-based collectors will grow and could lead to data leakage on an unprecedented scale. This potential loss could contravene the ePrivacy Directive, but also erode consumer trust, as according to research undertaken by Toluna and Evidon, 54% ofUK respondents would feel more positively towards a company if their data was treated correctly.
| | | Where to next for Three's Dancing Pony? | 10 April 2013, 8:05AM | At advertising conferences you often hear people saying things like "Back in the day, consumers were considered eyeballs with wallets" – like passive captives unable to look away, imbibing messaging and responding as intended.
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