Seen on: YouTube
Social media gained mainstream credibility in the 2008 election, as a way to engage voters. Barack Obama used it skillfully in his campaign.
Social media gained mainstream credibility in the 2008 election, as a way to engage voters. Barack Obama used it skillfully in his campaign.
Posted by
netID UK
at
02:40
0
comments
Labels: Business Online, Social Advertising, Social Networks, Web, Web 2.0
With social media, no one's figured out how to monetize things yet ... In a certain sense, it looks a lot like 1997. The hiccup will be if there is a recession.
Said in /Message
Posted by
netID UK
at
22:08
0
comments
Labels: Business Online, Social Advertising, Social Networks, Web, Web 2.0
Jeremy Stoppelman's local-review site is off the business-press radar. That's O.K. He's building credibility. Facebook it's not, but the site was visited by 9 million different users in the past 30 days, up from 5.5 million in November.
Yelp provides a compelling advertising platform. People go there intending to make a transaction—say, find a Thai restaurant in New York. And it's for that very reason that you really should be paying attention to Yelp.
> Something to Yelp About
Posted by
netID UK
at
15:36
0
comments
Labels: Business, Life, People, Search, Social Advertising, Web 2.0
Social networks are moving to make it much easier for developers to write add-ons for popular sites.
Posted by
netID UK
at
13:40
0
comments
Labels: Bebo, Facebook API, People, Social Advertising, Social Network
Bebo may have signed up to Google’s (NSDQ: GOOG) OpenSocial widget platform, but it’s trying to carve out the media platform space for itself.It’s a significant move of strategic-direction for the UK’s top social network; to a media destination. Bebo has already embarked on original content production through LonelyGirl15 spin-off KateModern, Sofia’s Diary and now The Gap Year.
Posted by
netID UK
at
08:25
0
comments
Labels: Bebo, People, Social Advertising, Social Network, UK Internet
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg speaks to press and advertising partners at a Facebook announcement in New York.
The online hangout said it plans to let companies target their advertisements on the site based on what its users and their friends buy and do on the Internet.
> Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007, in Washington.
Posted by
netID UK
at
10:08
0
comments
Labels: Facebook, Facebook Applications, People, Social Advertising
The Royal British Legion has launched a Poppies Facebook application, which was developed and donated by the Business-Partnership.
Posted by
netID UK
at
07:00
0
comments
Labels: Facebook, Online Marketing, Social Advertising, Technology
2007 is thought of as the "year of monetization" for the many Web 2.0 companies built on gee-whiz technology and ad-based business plans.
Posted by
netID UK
at
03:34
0
comments
Labels: Advertising, Money, People, Social Advertising, Social Network