innovation never stops
Scot Ennis on February 12th in News with no comments yet :(Someone at Coke is uncomfortable with the status quo. After all, who says vending machines should be stationary? Have a think about your day, your to do list, try picking the most uncomfortable thing and doing that first. You’ll be surprised at the results you might get.
Google Buzz: Crash, Bang or Flop?
Phillip Ohren on February 10th in SEO with 1 lonely commentLock up your daughters the “big boy” is coming to crash the social party!
What is Google Buzz? The same as Yahoo Buzz? Or the next flop (wave)? Well it’s “a Google approach to social sharing,” Google Buzz takes the features we know and love from Facebook, Twitter, Picasa, Flickr and creates an automated social alert and collaboration feature built within Gmail.
Five insights on Google Buzz
Andy Jamieson on February 10th in Social Media with no comments yet :(
Five insights on Google Buzz
Google Buzz is not Google Wave
Google Buzz is not Google Wave, that seems to be one of Buzz’s strong points. TechCrunch describe Buzz as Google’s “boldest attempt yet to build a social network”. So for all the hype that Wave generated, yet seems to have had little real or meaningful take up, the question has to be asked, will Buzz be just the same?
Switched on Media sponsors a child – our new friend Ny
Wai Chim on February 5th in News with no comments yet :(
sponsor a child like ny
Eight year old Ny lives in Kampong Speu Province in the southwest of Cambodia. He lives in a brick house with his mother and brother. Right now, Ny’s in grade 1 at his local school and while he could be considered one of the luckier kids – he has access to clean safe running water – Ny and his family have no access to health facilities.
The district he lives in used to be one of the strongholds of Khmer Rouge where heavy fighting took place during the civil war. Landmines still exist in the mountainous regions and pose a daily threat to the lives of the communities that go into the forest or work on land that has not been cleared. Villagers and residents in the local community are often left permanently disabled as a result of landmines, leaving them unable to work – in an area where food is already scarce.
Will the iPad do for Digital Content what the iPod did for Digital Music? (Get People to Pay!)
Wai Chim on January 29th in News with 1 lonely comment
Poke fun at the name, call it an “iFlop”, bemoan the lack of features – USB ports, cameras and multi tasking – but the iPad is set to revolutionise the future of digital content.
Already, there are a number of opportunities for expanding the use of digital content. Some US public schools are replacing traditional textbooks with digital content media. And with the more user friendly interface of the iPad, the move to more digital content consumption seems closer than ever.
Time spent social networking up 82%
Jye Smith on January 27th in Social Media with no comments yet :(
Australian Social Media Statistics
This year I’m excited to say we’ve worked with over 20 brands to help them reach their business outcomes with social media. With the team still growing, I’m even more excited to hear just how far the adoption of social media has come.
It’s time to get back on the bicycle, Google
hannah on January 25th in Social Media with 1 lonely comment
Google Street View
Today Google announced the launch of Street View trike (yes, trike) in Sydney.
Google has realised that many of the world’s most interesting and iconic places aren’t accessible by their Street View car so they’ve come up with a solution: the Google Trike. The Google Trike is “a mechanical masterpiece comprising three bicycle wheels, a Street View camera, and a very athletic cyclist in customised Google apparel.”
Want Longer Lasting…. ?
Jeremy Decker on January 22nd in News with no comments yet :(
We’re all aware of the controversy surrounding the “Want lasting SEX?” billboards that were seen throughout Sydney last year, but here is a company well and truly cashing in on it.
What are your thoughts on this type of piggy back marketing? Similar situations such as the “Angry Angus” campaign by Burger King prove that it can definitely be effective, but is it a fair tactic or no-go zone?
The Google Toilet – Video
Alex Asigno on January 22nd in SEO with no comments yet :(An amusing animation of why we could get worried by the amount of data Google collect about our online habits.
