Twitter launches Twitter Music | 18 April 2013, 1:30PM | Busy week for Twitter, with a big advertising announcement yesterday, and today we get the much rumoured Twitter Music. The new music service will Twitter says “change the way people find music, based on Twitter”.
| | | 10 ways brands can drive Facebook engagement | 18 April 2013, 10:30AM | In this digital age, creating a social media presence is a priority for most brands and with Facebook being the largest social platform; it is usually the first port of call for most marketers.
| | | Social media remained negative during Thatcher funeral [infographic] | 18 April 2013, 9:39AM | Three infographics here looking at social media reaction to the Margaret Thatcher’s semi state funeral yesterday, which lit up the Twittersphere. While the talked of protests turned out to be something of a damp squib, and few appeared to agreed with them, there were crowds of supporters and many more curious onlookers lining the streets of London leading to St Paul’s Cathedral as the military procession marched slowly by.
| | | | | Did my blog change Burger King's bomb creative? | 18 April 2013, 6:44AM | You may have seen my blog on April 1st about Burger King's new BOMB advert which was illustrated by a nuclear bomb explosion (see left). Many people thought that it was an April Fool's joke such was the bad taste and poor creative.
| | | | | | | | | | | UK users among most socially engaged in Europe, but US lead overall [infographic] | 17 April 2013, 7:15AM | New research has look into the level of penetration of social networks across various countries and continents, revealing those in which the users are most engaged and listening to brands. Not surprisingly, North Americans lead the way. Citing the Global Web Index, Synthesio found that in both the US and Canada the level of active social media users within the population was as high as 50%.
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