analytics
Given that I spent most of social media week hammering at the keyboard of my MacBook [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2012/02/like_minds_at_social_media_week_london.html] , bashing out liveblogs for the good people at Like Minds [http://wearelikeminds.com/], I’m faintly surprised to discover
curation
I’m finding new social media darling Pinterest compelling and entertaining. It does what so many people use Tumblr for – visual curation – better, and in a more agreeable layout.A few relevant links:- Some [Pinterest Demographic Data](http://www.ignitesocialmedia.com/social-networks/pinterest-demographic-data/) - How [Pinterest is changing website
Google has integrated information from your Google+ Circles into search.
allen blue
[https://i1.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2011/12/linkedin.jpg] How is life after the LinkedIn IPO? Exciting, loads of new faces and very little turnover, suggestsAllen Blue [http://www.linkedin.com/in/ablue], Co-Founder & Vice President of Product Management, LinkedIn. [http://www.linkedin.com] But
Google+ launches its Pages product for marketing on the service.
A song about Google+ - which rather nicely captures the experience of using it.
google+
Like all social networks, the people you connect with change the experience.
Recanting my position on Google+ - it does loom promising.
infuence
On Friday evening, I was invited to the launch of a new Sunday Times-related website, The Social List [http://www.the-social-list.com/] (as this rather cryptic post [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2011/05/eventful.html] hinted). The organisers asked us to refrain from blogging about it until midnight tonight,
Sebastien de Halleux, Co-Founder, Playfish & VP, Business Development & Strategic Partnerships, EA Interactive is up now, kicking of the social gaming strand. Veronica Belmont kicked off by asking why so many existing social games were derivative of concept and brand. de Halleux didn’t answer directly, suggesting that he
leweb
It must be tough to sit on a stage and see that only 1% of the audience has bothered to check out the latest version of your product. But that’s exactly the situation that Mike Jones [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Jones_(Internet_entrepreneur)], CEO of MySpace [http:
My, Le Web is breaking its reputation for softball interviews this year. Mike Arrington is busy putting Ethan Beard, Director of the Facebook Developer Network, on the rack over a number of questions, not least “is Facebook evil?” “I think the fact that you ask a question like that is