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@petecashmore in Shortlist.
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Some really great stuff in here from his SXSW panel, worth a read.
Mike over at the TV Licensing press office kindly sent me this infographic that they've put together as part of a larger report called TeleScope 2012. It looks at how far and how fast the British public has responded to the new waves of TV technologies in recent years. And I commend them for the visualisation of the immense amounts of data they must have at their disposal. Bravo.
It looks at how much TV we're watching, what we're watching and how, paying particularly close attention to the rise of "chatterboxing" (two-screen social media viewing). So thumbs up Mike for the relevancy.
The report in full can be found at www.tvlicensing.co.uk/telescope2012
Lovely.
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Why Is Pinterest So Addictive?
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I used to love reading through the Encyclopaedia Britannica when I was much younger. But then the internet came along and ruined their entire business model. Shame. But the wisdom of the crowd showed that Wikipedia could essentially kill off a 244 year old business, no mean feat. Some great info and stats in this graphic.
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Great cover. RIP GAME.
Apart from stealing my pie chart and changing the colours, a good round up of info here.
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Creative minds are rarely tidy
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USA in anticipation of the iPad 3
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The Scenic Route To A Longer Life
You'll have no doubt seen that a ton of brands have switched over their brand page on Facebook to the new timeline style version. Here's just a few of the usual suspects…. Starbucks, Red Bull, Nike and Burberry but perhaps my favourite is The New York Times where you can go back through their history, on Facebook.
I've included a PDF guide from Facebook on all the information you need to know.
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