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Apple TV is not the future of TV. TV will just become the largest screen in the house. We take a look at the future of TV.
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Reddit is coming of age, and Snapchat has come from nowhere. We also take a look at productivity, to why agencies are starting to make products.
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The Pope’s first tweet puts other celeb tweets to shame. We crunch the numbers on how fast his Retweets came and divide it by his follower number.
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We take a look at Leveson and ask, is the upcoming ITU meeting in Dubai not a lot more significant? Also featured, the value of a Like, and drone reporters.
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Leanoardo Ulian blends art and technology in a very literal way. By ‘painting’ with electronic components.
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We are living in an information society. With the future of the internet possibly in the balance, is truth the most important concept in marketing?
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This week we take a look at Facebook’s efforts to link its Instagram and Facebook databases, and whether this means ads are coming to Instagram soon. Also in the news content marketing and why live-blogs do so well.
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In Social Media things are getting real. Like War. We cover that and the ongoing Facebook newsfeed saga.
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A test by EdgeRank Checker earlier this week demonstrated the difference between Facebook’s Most Recent Feed and an unfiltered feed. It showed, to no big surprise, that a majority of Pages’ posts don’t reach the Most Recent Feed at all. …
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Raffi Kikorian, Director of the Applications Services group at Twitter, recently gave a talk at GCon, detailing Twitter’s underlying architecture. We’ve lifted a few interesting facts from the talk, that you might not already know.
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Projecteo is a tiny beautiful little projector for the Instagram age.
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This year’s US presidential elections can with right be called the first real Social Media elections. Meanwhile, Foursquare is developing an algorithm, and everybody seems to be cloning Instagram.
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The world of filter-photos is on fire. This week it transpired that both Twitter and Facebook have been working on photo filters themselves. That’s not all: Instagram is finally working on a web presence, like everyone else.
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The US presidential elections are no doubt the most visible elections in the world, and one of the biggest events on earth. This week’s elections were not only a triumph for Barack Obama, but also for Social Media as a whole.
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Facebook finds themselves increasingly torn between users who don’t pay, and users who pay, or advertisers. These two groups have two very different ideals about what content should be.
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Foursquare pushed a seemingly small update to its iOS app this week. However, the update contains two very valuable gems, both of which has far reaching consequences.
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Now, that’s an e-book. Polish art student Waldek Węgrzyn created a physical book as a digital interface.
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The winds of change, said British PM Harold Macmillan in the 60′s, were sweeping through Africa. Today hurricanes are doing much the same in media.
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Jie Qi’s LED-driven interactive painting is another example of MIT Media Lab’s high quality output.
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In an excellent post Dangerous Minds explains how insidious Facebook’s new strategy is of limiting the reach of Pages and ordinary users. Facebook is being purposely broken enabling them to sell ads.
