A look back at our 2010 Trends: Life in Real Time. What we said in our 2010 forecast: “The Web is evolving into a constantly updating stream of real-time information, conversation, memes and images. This is creating an increasingly mass culture and shifting perceptions of ‘current,’ moving modern life into the ‘now.’” As 2010 began, we saw Life in Real Time play out with the earthquake in Haiti. People embraced the idea of texting donations—mobile philanthropy is an instant and easy way to help without missing a moment—and Google Earth quickly uploaded updated satellite images, giving a real-time view of the damage. Then, during the Winter Olympics, NBC engaged audiences in the “now” with a website where people could watch live and recorded video, check results, follow athletes’ Tweets and use an interactive Twitter Tracker, which displayed the latest Olympics buzz. The phenomenon of scattered viewers connecting as they watch is becoming increasingly important.
Photo credit: @miguelrios. Mobile Year in Review - Social Hallucinations. The Year of Social Media 2010 [infographic. At Mindjumpers, we thought it could be interesting to make our own infographic about the year of social media 2010, and here we would like to share the result of our work with you. We have chosen to include the most significant changes at different platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Foursquare etc. In addition, we have chosen a couple of great campaigns that went viral, such as “A hunter shoots a bear” produced by Tipp-Ex. And that was definitely one of the most popular ones! During the year of 2010, we have seen a lot of important changes on Facebook, especially during the end of the year – and not least seen some fun, different and interactive campaigns that really put the users in focus.
Companies have started to think more about their surroundings, and realized how crucial it is to engage and involve users. And there’s no doubt that it is these campaigns that we share the most with our friends and network. Similar Posts: Be Sociable, Share! 2010: The year the future arrived (250 headlines to prove it) | 2010. Best-of Fubiz 2010. Pour la fin d’année, voici un bilan-récapitulatif complet des 120 meilleurs articles sélectionnés sur Fubiz dans le courant de l’année 2010.
Un mélange entre photographies, design, clips, posters, campagnes et produits. L’ensemble a été choisis par les votes + partages + réactions. #120 : Land Art #119 : Logorama Movie #118 : Paper Plane #117 : Movies Poster #116 : Dark Side of The Lens #115 : JR – Women Are Heroes #114 : Staples Art #113 : Underwater Base Jump #112 : Dulux Walls – Let’s Colour #111 : Kid Cudi – Pursuit Of Happiness #110 : Nathan Sawaya #109 : Cardboard Record Player #108 : Audiobullys – Only Man #107 : Japan – The Strange Country #106 : Hair Conditioner #105 : Patrick Jean – Pixels #104 : Puma Shoebox #103 : LCD Soundsystem – Drunk Girls #102 : Tim Burton Posters #101 : M.I.A – Born Free #100 : The Simpsons x Banksy #99 : Minimalist Packaging #98 : Paper Tattoos #97 : Faceless Watch #96 : Daft Punk – Derezzed #95 : Hugh Holland #94 : Aurora Borealis Timelapse #93 : Aston Martin One-77.
2000 Vs. 2010: How the world has changed. This chart does indicate some trends, for example, the increase in global population, urbanization, broadband subscription and mobile phone use. But it also seems to indicate trends where there may not be such: increases in earthquakes, deaths from natural distasters, movie tickets sold, oil prices. At least one reason for this is that it omits the annual statistics over time between 2000 and 2010. But in the areas where I've read there are actually documented and verified trends I'm both heartened and dismayed. On the plus side: Urbanization and population density is increasing. On the negative side: Unless we somehow preserve the genes of extinct species and preserve the culture of the large brained extinct species, extinction is forever. 2010: The Year in Pictures. 2010 - the year in review | World news. Most Contagious 2010 / www.mostcontagious.com. Book of Tens: Biggest Stories of the Year - Advertising Age - Special Report: The Book of Tens 2010.
#Hindsight2010: Top Trends on Twitter. 2010 Memology: Top Status Trends of the Year. Twitter: 2010, The Year in Review · Twitter. The Top 10 Everything of 2010. Theyearinreview's Channel.