It’s December and we now have a new Facebook Timeline cover for The Social Media Bureau Page.
News
Every Recorded Nuclear Explosion
For those of us old enough to remember the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Cold War this video by Japanese artist Isao Hasimoto is a sobering reminder of just how many nuclear tests there has been from 1945 to 1998. In total 2053 nuclear explosions are mapped. Watch it and have a stiff drink ready […]
How Quickly Would You Respond To A Complaint On Twitter?
Research commissioned by Lithium Technologies has shown that consumers expect brands to respond in a timely way to complaints made using Twitter.
A new look for my Business Cards
My new business cards, designed by Joanna Cardwell of StudioJo continue to develop the branding theme that she first developed over a year ago.
Jessy J at the Pizza Express Live in Soho in August 2013
In August 2013 Jessy J played at Pizza Express Live in London with the Grainger Brothers of Baltimore.
LinkedIn Results in 2013 and now with 238 million members Worldwide
As of Q2’13 LinkedIn now has over 238 million members worldwide, has 2 new members per second and has 189 million unique visitors per month.
Updated website
Updated website with latest WordPress theme, new graphics and has a new URL at IanHardacre.com
My TripAdvisor Reviews
I have been ‘blogging’ on TripAdvisor, adding my reviews to places we have eaten and places we have stayed. We have found TripAdvisor to be a great source of information when choosing hotels for our road trips in the USA so a little bit of ‘giving back’ has been in order.
The Google+ Local Pop-up in San Francisco in March 2013
The Google+ Local pop-up was in the Westfield Centre on Market at lunchtime on Thursday. Along with a table with Chromebooks were some comfortable chairs and two tables with goodies on.
Social Media Revolution 2013
The social media revolution in 2013
Twitter Adds Some Checks on Short Links
Twitter has started to check some shortened links to ensure that the final URL is safe
Why Does a Video Go Viral (from TED.com)
While I was researching YouTube I came across this video at one of my favourite websites, TED.com. The presentation is by Kevin Allocca who is YouTube‘s trends manager and explains why he believes sometimes a video goes viral. Enjoy !