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Pourquoi on est sur Facebook, le Brésil sur Orkut, Taïwan sur Plurk. Facebook en France : 20 millions d'utilisateurs actifs . Twitter : 3,3 millions d'utilisateurs dans l'Hexagone. Les deux géants américains du réseau social dominent le paysage internet français. Mais il n'en est pas de même partout. Les exemples de réseaux sociaux « locaux », leaders devant Facebook et Twitter, ne manquent pas : Orkut au Brésil, StudiVZ en Allemagne, Mixi au Japon , hi5 au Portugal… Pourquoi les internautes de tel pays choisissent-ils un réseau social plutôt qu'un autre ? « Les réseaux sociaux offrent différents services, qui apparaissent plus ou moins adaptés à la culture du pays.

Exemple avec Orkut, qu'Antonio Casilli a étudié dans le cadre de son livre. Twitter Reaches 200 Million Accounts [INFOGRAPHIC] The Real Life Social Network v2. Carte du Monde des réseaux sociaux : Facebook domine. Facebook gagne toujours du terrain au niveau mondial, même s’il en a perdu récemment en Amérique du Nord.

Carte du Monde des réseaux sociaux : Facebook domine

Avec ses 700 millions d’utilisateurs et sa domination dans 119 pays (sur 134 analysés ici), le bleu du réseau social couvre les deux tiers de la surface du globe. Ci-dessous une animation qui représente l’évolution depuis 2009 : Pour établir le classement des pays dans lesquels un réseau social en particulier domine, le blogueur italien Vincenzo Cosenza a utilisé Google Trends for Websites et Alexa. [source : vincos.it] Things-That-Happen-On-Internet-Every-Sixty-Seconds-infographic.jpg (Image JPEG, 1191x842 pixels) - Redimensionnée (86%) Quel est le meilleur jour/heure pour poster sur Facebook et Twitter ? [infographie] La tavola periodica del Social Media Marketing [Infografica. Il Social Media Marketing lo amiamo, lo odiamo, lo analizziamo e lo studiamo.

La tavola periodica del Social Media Marketing [Infografica

Usiamo i suoi strumenti per gioco, per entusiasmo, per diletto o perché “dobbiamo esserci perché ci sono tutti”. Usiamo i social network per svago ma anche per lavoro. Perché allora non dare un merito a questa disciplina? E’ entrata di forza nelle nostre vite quotidiane, cambiando i nostri comportamenti e anche il nostro modo di lavorare. Per questo, abbiamo pensato e realizzato un’infografica per dar merito a questa branca del marketing cosi affascinante e in continua evoluzione. Ne abbiamo raccolto l’essenza e l’abbiamo trasformata in immagine. Ed ecco solo per voi, lettori o follower (come preferite) di Web in Fermento, una tavola periodica aggiornatissima sulle nuove tendenze del Social Web. Se volete, stampatela e appendetela nel vostro ufficio, e perché no fate una foto e condividetela sulla nostra bacheca Facebook! Enjoy it! Versione in alta risoluzione. How the World Uses Social Networks [INFOGRAPHIC] Social networks in every country might live on the same Internet, but that doesn't prevent differences in online customs and culture from developing along geographic borders.

How the World Uses Social Networks [INFOGRAPHIC]

Ongoing market research service Global Web Index has mapped these differences in the infographic above (click it to enlarge). The research, run by London-based consultancy Trendstream, has conducted six waves of surveys about global consumer adoption of the Internet and social media in 36 markets. It used data from its February 2011 surveys of between 750 and 2,000 online users in each market to define three behavior types: messagers, groupers and content sharers. In some countries, many of them Asian, most people were focused on content sharing. Others, like the UK and Canada, had more people who put a greater emphasis on sending messages.

Medias sociaux retour vers le futur. Facebook vs Twitter Infographic - DigitalSurgeons.com. The Stream - Al Jazeera English.

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Meet Duolingo, Google’s Next Acquisition Target; Learn A Language, Help The Web

In one of the first examples of true crowdsourcing, he had people looking at images and labeling them to improve image search. Google acquired ESP Game in 2005 and renamed it Google Image Labeler. In 2007, now-Professor von Ahn had another idea. He realized that all the time people wasted typing in CAPTCHAs could be used for some good: helping to digitize books. Out of Carnegie Mellon he launched the project as reCAPTCHA, a startup. Now von Ahn is back again. Duolingo is his latest project. Von Ahn notes that over the past year and a half, his Carnegie Mellon team has been quietly working on this new idea. One problem is that there aren’t that many people that are truly bilingual. So along with his PhD student Severin Hacker (yep, that’s his name), von Ahn twisted the idea on its side.

Smart. Von Ahn didn’t want to give too much else away as their still finalizing the service. Social Media 4 Good. Social media staff guidelines for the International Red Cross Red Crescent (IFRC) : Social Media 4 Good.