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5 sites minimalistes pour partager des fichiers rapidement (photos, vidéos, etc.) Pour partager un fichier rapidement avec vos amis ou votre famille, le mail se montre parfois un peu trop juste. Même s’il existe de nombreuses solutions de partage sur le Web, toutes ne se valent pas. Trop de pubs, inscriptions qui n’en finissent plus, interfaces désagréables, bref, il faut faire un tri. C’est ce que j’ai fait avec ces 6 sites minimalistes pour partager des fichiers rapidement… 1. Minus Minus est mon petit protégé ! 2. goPileus Présenté sur Autour du Web en mai dernier, goPileus a retenu mon attention grâce à son utilisation simple, notamment grâce à son glisser-déposer. 3. Fyels débarque dans cette bataille de partage de fichier avec un argument de taille : 9 Go de stockage ! 4. Dropdo est un peu différent des 4 autres. 5. Dernière découverte, ce service propose de partager des fichiers sans inscription. 6. Et vous, quel site utilisez-vous pour partager des fichiers ? Etiquettes : minimalistespartager des fichiersPhotossitesVidéos Description de l'auteur

Drew Neisser: Why Social Media Is No Longer Optional Two years ago this month, I wrote an article called Why IBM Could Be Bigger Than Facebook in Social Media and it was my most popular story of 2010. The performance of this article was not a testament to my stupendous skills as a writer but rather to the unrivaled power of IBM’s army of social sharers and provided yet another proof point to me that all this social stuff might actually work! That article was based on an interview with Jeff Schick, then VP of Social Software. I was lucky enough to catch up with Jeff (now VP of Social Business) to talk about IBM’s latest efforts to help transform their clients into social businesses. Why do you think CEO’s are waking up to Social Media now? IBM’s 2012 CEO Study of more than 1,700 Chief Executive Officers from 64 countries and 18 industries worldwide reveals that today only 16 percent of CEOs are using social business platforms to connect with customers, but that number is poised to spike to 57 percent within the next three to five years.

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Dumb Little Man - Tips for Life Yoople! - Collaborative Web Search 5 alternatives dans le nuage pour vos logiciels de Bureau Remplacer les logiciels de Bureau par des applications Web présente plusieurs avantages: cela réduit l'espace disque nécessaire, les "webapps" sont généralement multiplateformes et très souvent gratuites. Non contents de voir apparaître un nouveau créneau, les éditeurs redoublent d'efforts pour conquérir ce nouvel espace virtuel. A qui confier ses données en ligne? Quelles sont les meilleures applications Web de la Toile? Voici 5 alternatives à vos logiciels de Bureau les plus encombrants, pour vous installer sereinement dans le "cloud". Microsoft Office – Google Documents Pourquoi? Windows Live Messenger – LiveGO Pourquoi? aTube Catcher – ClipConverter Pourquoi? Audacity - Soundation Pourquoi? Civilization – CivWorld Pourquoi? Que pensez-vous de ces alternatives dans les nuages?

Social media measurement: are you looking in the wrong place? Last week we released the latest Econsultancy/Adobe Quarterly Digital Intelligence Briefing, looking in detail at the current state of social media measurement. While 69% of marketers surveyed reported that social has a measurable impact on PR and analytics, and many felt that it gave huge boosts to brand recognition, it is also clear that a large number of companies are still struggling to identify clear social attribution. The truth is, measuring a direct return from social activities is often fairly straightforward, but focusing on this may be clouding your ability to measure what's really important. Let's take a closer look at Econsultancy's social channels and I'll explain what I mean. A while ago we spoke about KPIs for display advertising, and mentioned that many CEOs believe marketers are disconnected from the financial realities of businesses. Social media acts as a useful microcosm here. The fine detail First of all, here is a quick example of definable ROI from social:

How to win Rock-paper-scissors every time I admit it. When I first heard there are actual tournaments for Rock-paper-scissors, sanctioned by the World Rock Paper Scissors Society, I laughed. I mean seriously, $50k to the winner of a game that requires no skill whatsoever? Absurd. Rock-paper-scissors isn't just a silly game kids play or a way to decide who has to be the designated driver at parties. Males have a tendency to throw rock on their first try, inexperienced RPS players will subconsciously deliver the item that won previously, and paper is thrown least often, so use it as a surprise.