TechCrunch Virtual world popularity in France | KZERO - Blog Following on from our first post looking at the popularity of virtual worlds across the EU, starting with the UK, this post focuses on France. Dubit used a total sample size of 1,145 kids aged seven to 10. The data-points in the charts refer to the percentage of kids in the sample who indicate they have played/registered each virtual world. The sample was given a reasonable comprehensive list of major virtual worlds. So, here’s the chart for France. Whereas Club Penguin is the most popular virtual world in the UK, in France Barbie Girls comes out on top with 14.7% of the sample stating they’ve played it. Looking at the chart from a ‘company-location’ perspective, the chart below shows the segmentation. The best performing virtual world based in Europe is Miss Bimbo, with 4.7% of the sample, followed by Moshi Monsters and Stardoll. The full report can be ordered here. KZero services: Strategy Business Planning Marketing/Media Product Development
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Real Government in Virtual Worlds: Gov 2.0 Expo 2010 - Co-produc Government workers are increasingly forming official and unofficial communities in virtual worlds for a variety of purposes; enterprise collaboration, social networking, public relations & education, scientific analysis, and crowdsourcing large scale research problems. Virtual worlds have long been used as platforms for rich user experiences and harnessing collective intelligence and this is also increasing in the “work place” for more than just gaming scenarios. Second Life is no longer just an alternate reality. Virtual worlds are more than just Second Life. We’ll ask panelists how they are using virtual worlds, particularly in Web 2.0 ways. Panel Eric Hackathorn, Program Manager for Virtual Worlds, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Agency (NOAA) Jeanne Holme, Chief Knowledge Architect, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA/JPL) Pam Broviak, Co-Founder of MuniGov 2.0 & Civil Engineer for City of Geneva, Illinois Sample Questions:
20 Fantastic Content Ideas For Your Online Community - FeverBee The best content for any online community is content about the community. Too many communities focus on advice or industry news. You should focus on community people and activities. Here are 20 fantastic ideas you can use: Week ahead. Write a weekly piece about what members can expect in the week ahead. Do you have more? Kelblog affordance.info Westfield plots online assault Shop drop: Westfield doing it tough. Ten years after it scrapped its plans for online shopping, the retailing juggernaut Westfield is preparing to launch the country's first virtual shopping centre. Westfield is in final negotiations with its tenants for their inclusion on the website. Once agreements are struck, the world's biggest shopping centre operator will accept online orders on behalf of retailers. The executive chairman, Frank Lowy, first entertained plans for online shopping in the late 1990s but opted against it, fearing the loss of customers at Westfield malls. 'I don’t work for nothing': Westfield property tycoon Frank Lowy. It is understood the online mall will be led by fashion, which the company sees as its strongest attraction, and split into categories including electronics and books. Advertisement The website westfield.com.au will be revamped to allow customers to make payments. Westfield declined to elaborate on the plans.
Apple's 'Mac vs. PC' Ad Campaign: All 4 Years and 66 Commercials Steve Jobs could sell. He did it in person, he did it on stage, and he did it on television—in the form of advertising campaigns that were often the envy of the business. Among the most beloved was the long-running "Get a Mac" series with John Hodgman and Justin Long as the bumbling PC and the hip, unflappable Mac—an odd couple who would entertain viewers for years with their quips, barbs, sight gags, and one-liners. In 2010, Adweek declared "Get a Mac" to be the best advertising campaign of the first decade of the new century. Below are all 66 TV spots (plus the long version of 2008's "Sad Song") that aired during the campaign's run, from May 2006 to October 2009.
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