What Flipboard should do next
Needless to say, I’m a fan of Flipboard and have been since it was released in 2010. I’ve enjoyed the media rich updates – streaming music and video – and embraced the idea of being able to curate your own magazine (on the web also) when it was released in June of this year. However, I didn’t create one until about 4 weeks ago. I spend a tremendous amount of time...
What customers hate about your brand in social media (infographic)
There is no such thing as a hardsell in social . . .
10 ways to optimize your YouTube channel (infographic)
(Not sure why the preview isn’t showing. It’s a good one, I promise.)
TED Talk by Paul Kemp-Robertson on branded currency
This is an amazing TED Talk by @contagiouspaul on branded currency such as Bitcoin, Tide(?) and  . . . sweat?!?!?! Enjoy!
Youth Digital teaches 8-14 year olds how to code apps (video)
Do social networks promote loneliness?
I found this video on Vimeo and it outlines some interesting points about relationships and how social networks contribute to feeling lonely. As with anything, I don’t agree with some points – like the motivation of people online: be very careful with generalizations – and yet it raises some interesting questions. Enjoy!
GetGlue should let users add images
Before I start this post I don’t want anyone to think I’m picking on GetGlue. On the contrary. I like the app and even though I don’t watch much TV, I’d like to use the app more. As I was watching the #tourdefrance today I realized more than ever, I would like be to able to add images to my GetGlue checkin. As most of you know, the future of social is mobile + Â visual...
Tweet maps
I saw this amazing tweet map of Chicago on Wired and thought I’d share it. The red are tweets from iPhones and the green are from Android phones. Amazing data visualization!
Every brand is on Tumblr
Way back on May 25th, @jim_edwards of Business Insider claimed in this article that very few brands were actually on Tumblr. (Yes. I realize it’s almost July 25. I’ve been busy.) The article goes on to say that many brands that are on Tumblr, are squatting to save their URLs. What I find fascinating is the fact that he’s dead wrong. In fact, all brands are on Tumblr. No really...