Author Archives: Dhiren

links for 2010-03-10

9 Tools to measure your Twitter Influence & Reach ! More tools and more data. Some of these may seem gimmicky but they're inspiring me to utilise the data that I have in more creative ways. (tags: socialmedia statistics twittertools microblogging monitoring twitter, metrics analytics tools twitter)
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links for 2010-03-09

Google 'trialling TV search service' | Media | guardian.co.uk An old boss of mine used to say: "Watch! One day we'll be buying TV spots via Google". With announcements like this I'm sure we're not too far away from his prediction becoming true, but what I question is the need for more set top box(es). The lines betweens [...]
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links for 2010-03-04

Social Media Analytics: Twitter: Quantitative & Qualitative Metrics | Occam's Razor by Avinash Kaushik Excellent round up of tools to analyse infleunce and activity on Twitter. To many people analysing Twitter seems like a tedious activity, that verges on glorifying and over-egging something that is simple and small in scale. In all honesty I shared [...]
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links for 2010-03-01

Glow: Location-Based "Feelings" for iPhone Location based, realtime, sentiment analysis. (tags: iphone) Facebook Drives 3X Traffic to Broadcast Than Google News I read this after reading the link building article and I think this is where the focus for the press should lie: better integration of their content with social networks and online communities. It makes sense and it [...]
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links for 2010-02-28

Comments on the social graph: FACEBOOK FAN PAGES: THE FUTURE OF CRM Tony writes a great thought piece on the correct use of Facebook fan pages and how they are potentially the future of CRM. I haven't really got much to add to his piece, but it's got me thinking: Many brands are using Facebook pages [...]
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Immersive images

Roger Ballen talks about photobooks from Jim Casper on Vimeo. Roger Ballen is old-school and in this video he makes some great points about the role books play in learning. I agree with him because paper adds a certain depth to photos that just cannot be recreated on the screen. I’m greedily building a beautiful photography [...]
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links for 2010-02-14

A day on Chatroulette, the web's weirdest new outpost | Technology | guardian.co.uk Fascinating. Whilst I will not be using it anytime soon I think the concept is interesting: voyeurism meets spontaneous social networking. A friend of mine once said that walking alone into a bar, in an unfamiliar town, is an exercise that can teach [...]
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links for 2010-02-13

Six Spaces of social media « TEST Nice way to section it all off. (tags: social socialmedia web space)
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