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The 2010 Australian Election is going to be an interesting one for social media analysis, because for the first time we will see to be able to see whether social sentiment is going to have an impact on how people vote. I started looking at this on Friday 16 July, the day before the election was called, and left the social media monitoring tool looking at the same keywords over the weekend.
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WEB As we look ahead over the next 20 years its becoming increasingly apparent that the make-up of our candidate pool is going to change considerably. Sure, we will still have our fresh-faced university graduates, our gung-ho ladder climbers and our senior professionals but we will also have a surprisingly youthful crop of baby boomers aged anywhere from 70 up vying for jobs. Read on
WEB Welcome to a special Digital People profile in support of XMediaLab's upcoming XML Film X-tended event on Wednesday & Thursday July 28 & 29 in Melbourne. This event explores what digital can bring to film with a focus on 'transmedia' which is the use of digital platforms to extend narrative and build interactive content around a linear property - think of the innovation we have recently seen in films such as Avatar, Pirates of the Carribean and Transformers. We have profiled several speakers appearing at this event where they forecast key trends in this fascinating digital segment and highlight their experiences. I heard great things about the recent XMediaLab Event in Sydney and followed the twitter hashtags with great interest. Melbourne is also sure to please. You can see information and grab your tickets at the end of this profile..... Read on
MOBILE As the world wide web gears up for the full unleashing of HTML5, some web browsers are already supporting some elements of HTML5. The support varies widely, although almost all Smartphones support the new standard already which has to make one wonder why Apple and Google have thrown so much weight behind it already. Read on
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A few months ago I had the opportunity to chat with Daniel Jarosch, Co founder and managing director of brandsExclusive, one of the more prominent invitation only websites that offers branded products at reduced prices for limited periods. Armed with Business degrees from the Heinrich Heine University, D sseldorf (Germany) and the MIT, Boston, Daniel s career includes an eight year stint at Price Waterhouse Coopers, then two years in the Senior Management of eBay Europe. Daniel has also been involved in numerous ecommerce start ups prior to brandsExclusive. Read on
Marks reaction: A fantastic article about brandsExclusive and its business model, and how it is working - Enjoy!
The board of Australia's biggest media buyer Mitchell Communication Group has recommended to shareholders that they accept a bid from Aegis to purchase the company for $363m. Read on
Johns reaction: The end of the last big independent
Election 2010 offers politicians the opportunity to embrace an ever-maturing portfolio of social media platforms to engage with Australian voters, but are the politicians making the most of the available platforms? Research by Edelman suggests it is currently being underutilised. Read on
Johns reaction: And #GreensMPs second
SYDNEY: MySpace has hired former AOL UK director of affiliate and search Peter Mycock as commercial director in Australia and New Zealand, ahead of a major MySpace global relaunch.Mycock will head up the Australian operations of the social networking site's relaunch, codenamed 'Futura'. The first phase will feature new aesthetics, including a redesigned logo, and simplified interface and navigation. The “reimagining” will also present new advertising products and Mycock said the new site will endeavour to, “deliver engaging and deeply integrated advertising opportunities. MySpace will offer unique social advertising products that leverage our social leaders, and spread network-wide virally”. Read on
Darains reaction: ‘Peter not only brings extensive digital sales leadership and commercial experience to our team, but also has a first class track record in mentoring and developing people whilst growing revenues and yield. With MySpace and IGN Entertainment evolving rapidly, Peter’s all encompassing knowledge of digital environments and entrepreneurial spirit, makes him a welcome addition to the business.’
You notice it when you're reading email, but not so much writing it. Most email clients show just the first 50-75 characters of a message in the inbox view. Write your first line to that limit, and you'll likely get noticed. It s a tip offered up by web PR consultant Steve Rubel, who notes that an ebook author reached through his own crowded inbox and managed to get a click-through with a first line that grabbed him. Rubel dubs it tweetifying of your email s lead sentence, but it s actually about half a 140-character tweet. The idea is the same though let the character limit guide you to a punchier first impression. Read on
Brads reaction: Good idea
The Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) has released preliminary results to an upcoming survey in which marketers were asked about their mobile marketing budgets for the remainder of 2010 through 2011. The results thus far indicate budgets for mobile marketing spend is set to rise 124% from 2010 to 2011, putting the total allocation to the mobile channel at roughly 4% of overall marketing budgets. Mobile as a marketing channel is up by the greatest single percentage, with events and trade shows the only other channel that s projected to see growth in budget totals, surprisingly enough. Read on
Brads reaction: Mobile is on the move....again?
With the increasing focus on Facebook, the largest social media platform in the US, we've begun to see brands fall into two distinct camps the collectors and the investors. Read on
Lucios reaction: It is easy to amass an audience. You can do that with money. Creating active audience who cares about and understands the value of your brand is quite a different matter
Let s review: solar and wind are both unreliable, boutique technologies that demand ridiculously expensive backup and storage systems.
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Lucios reaction: The U.S. has long been a leader in green technologies. It has also long been a leader in fumbling that lead. Look at the historical record:
As the Internet progressively moves towards real-time information, the need to know what s popular right now is becoming increasingly important. Here are the best ways to track trends of all types, so you ll always be in the know about what s hot on the Internet. Read on
Johns reaction: Interesting
There has definitely been staggering growth in the Australian digital space during the 1st 6 months of the year. With a new financial year upon us I have no doubt that companies in Australia will continue to shift funding from offline to online. Thus I felt it timely to release a compilation of general digital statistics from the first half of 2010 to assist marketers and agencies alike to build their business case for online marketing initiatives. Enjoy! Read on
Teresas reaction: Here is my latest digital stats compilation. Enjoy!
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Online Video Advertising - The Next Decade : 18th August 2010
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It's been ten years since the world was first introduced to the online Instant Play Video Ad. Since then, the use of video in online advertising has exploded as it has been proven time and again to increase advertising effectiveness across all categories: Read on
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