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Médias sociaux, marketing et ressources humaines « Start Small ... Facebook, It's Time To Kill the Poke. Facebook has gone a half step to putting the Poke out of its misery — but I don't see why they don't kill it off completely.

Would we really miss it? Last week, when launching the new Facebook subscribe button, the social network hid the much-maligned "Poke" button behind a settings menu, making it pretty unlikely that visitors to your profile page will see it. Guess what: Facebook users didn't notice. While there was a minor backlash about the new real-time Ticker at the top of the site, not to mention the Top News section at the top of your news feed, only a handful of eagle-eyed bloggers noticed that the Poke button had virtually been retired. This from a community that balks at the slightest change. What's more, Facebook's huge upcoming redesign (Facebook Timeline) keeps the Poke button behind this same dropdown menu — there are no plans to make it visible again.

Here's my problem with the poke: What the heck does it mean? QR Stuff: Free Printable QR Code Generator, Creator And Encoder For T-Shirts, Labels & Stickers.

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Socialnetworking. Trends. Facebook. TV2.0. La géolocalisation affine les systèmes de recommandation. Whrrl permet de conseiller à des communautés d'intérêt des bons plans localisés.

Il est aussi possible de profiter de conseils qui tiennent compte des intérêts communs d'un groupe. Afin de donner plus d’ampleur à la géolocalisation, il faut associer à cette technologie des fonctions sociales et collaboratives. C’est le pari de Pelago, qui lance une application de localisation fondée sur le participatif. Are marketers creating a social media bubble? Un quart des PME américaines sont actives sur les réseaux sociaux. « Certaines pratiques, telles que des positions de yoga, la plongée ou jouer d’un instrument comme la trompette, peuvent provoquer des pressions sur les globes oculaires qui, à la longue, peuvent causer un glaucome.

Voila ce que révèle une récente étude australienne. Two-thirds of marketers investing DM budget in social media: Alterian study. January 21, 2010 Companies are increasingly shifting their direct marketing budgets to social media, according to a study released January 21 by marketing services firm Alterian. The survey found that two-thirds (66%) of marketers who took the survey will invest in social media marketing in the next year. In addition, it found that of those investing in social media marketing, 40% will shift more than a fifth of their traditional direct marketing budget toward social channels. The findings come from Alterian's seventh annual survey, which interviewed 1,068 marketing professionals worldwide.

It found that of the 66% investing in social, 67% felt that social media is either “increasingly important” or “critical to success.” “This is showing an increasing professionalism in marketing,” said Bob Barker, VP of corporate marketing at Alterian. The survey also found that more than a third of respondents (36%) are investing in social media monitoring and analysis tools. Hey Washington Post — It’s Called Social Media. It’s been awhile since we had a blow-up among traditional media entities about using Twitter and other social media, but now the Washington Post has provided yet another compelling example of how newspapers in particular aren’t really getting the whole “social” aspect of the social-media phenomenon.

This was easy to forgive a year or two ago, when Twitter was relatively new, and social media was unfamiliar territory, but it’s really hard to cut the Washington Post or its brethren much slack at this point. Now it almost seems like they don’t want to get it. The issue this time, according to a report from Washington-based news startup TBD, was an editor using the newspaper’s Twitter account to defend the Post’s decision to run a particular column. The Post hasn’t provided any details, but TBD says that the complaint came from the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), which was upset about a column written by an anti-gay activist that ran in the paper’s faith section. [TEST/ACTU] Pana.ma, le futur des réseaux sociaux et du SMS... ET bien ...

Une fois n’est pas coutume, j’ai décidé de vous parler d’une application gratuite sur l’Appstore car je pense que dans peu de temps, celle-ci, se sera largement fait connaître, que ce soit sur les réseaux sociaux (facebook, twitter, MySpace, Skype) ou sur les terminaux mobiles (iTouch, iPhone, BlackBerry, Androïd).

Elle se nomme pana.ma, voice messenger ( ) et a été développée par une incorporation spécialement créée pour mener à bien ce projet ( Site de Pana.ma, inc ). Toutes mes conversations sont classées par ordre chronologique comme le fait Apple avec les SMS. Dans un 1° temps, je me permets de vous expliquer son interface de communications « privées » puis, je vous expliquerai en quoi elle touchera nos réseaux sociaux comme facebook ou Twitter.