Via the always awesome Darth Ambiguous
In the smouldering aftermath, some politicians, keen to shift the focus from social inequality, have muttered darkly about the role of BlackBerry Messenger, Twitter and Facebook – frightening new technologies that, like the pen and the human mouth, allow citizens to swap messages with one another.
As usual, sharp wit and crystal clear observation from Charlie. Particularly liked the quite above and his observation on social media and the politician's knee jerk reaction that (shock!) people used twitter to communicate the riots and thus let's ban everything.
A sad day.
I got check in fatigue last year, not really a surprise when business uptake outside of the USA is low and benefits and incentives are nothing more than spamming facebook and twitter. Still room for something cool in this space though...
Love the 'go outside' 8D
A random oatmeal I came across today is still timely, as just received someones new website complete with huge RSS icon, shiny graphics and wait for it...flash intro.
It's almost retro : )
For those that don't know USA national News channel Fox has overdosed this year on Social Media with tickers, tweets, FB posts and updates galore.
Only a matter of time before the parody started, and it's particularly good. The kinda really cool thing though is that this has been made BY a local fox station.
Always nice to see someone able to laugh at themselves, but I do hope those high above in Murdoch's empire have a sense of humour too.
I'm Stephen Scott, more news at 11. And now over to Tiffany for the weather...Tiffany?
if this mashup is lost on you, your homework is below:
It's bad. One of the worst oil slicks and disasters ever. It's also very, very bad for BP's brand which is just getting the hammering (it deserves?) via this fake twitter account marked as BP Global PR. A read through the tweets highlighted:
"Here's the thing: we made $45 million A DAY in profits in 2009. This really isn't a big deal. #bpcares
Nice post about the totally not accessible, and quite annoying habit to many of filing up every inch of the screen on twitter backgrounds with inaccessible links! All the examples here could really do with simplifying the message and cutting the crap out, or to steal Domino's marketing tagline; 'Stop The Puffery'.
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