What will these boys see yet refuse to tell? Uh Oh. Could Twitter become terrorists’ newest killer app? A draft Army intelligence report, making its way through spy circles, thinks the miniature messaging software could be used as an effective tool for coordinating militant attacks. (Wired) Well, if a bunch of daft marketers can co-ordinate [...]
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Twitter Terrorism and Australias Net Filters
28th October 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Online Communities, Politics, Twitter, social media, social networks
Social Media: Short form long form continuous DIY
11th May 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Citizen Journalism, Education, Featured, Online Communities, second life, social media, social networks, virtual world
Note: Social Media is user-generated, member created, content. Not interactive stuff from a web agency or traditional media company.I’ve been following 5min_tech on Twitter for a while now. 5min – Find the Best How To, instructional and DIY videos – people uploading 5 min videos to educate other people. It’s called a videopedia. Kinda cool [...]
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Not Australia: social networks on mobile
Americans have all-you-can-eat bandwidth to their mobile phones for around 30 bucks a month right? (Mobile Business Magazine) As Facebook, Bebo and eBay top the popularity charts on Vodafone Mobile Internet, Vodafone UK has today changed the way it structures its price plans to include access to the internet and email on their mobile as [...]
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NGOs: Mobile Social Networks for Social Change
2nd May 2008 by Laurel Papworth under CSR, Featured, Not For Profit, Online Communities, cellphone, mobile, social networks
Steven Noble on Twitter sent me to United Nations Foundation linked to unFoundation.org which then linked to this paper by Vodafone Group Foundation and United Nations Foundation (well, you guys always wanna know where I find my stuff) and a paper called Wireless Technology for Social Change: Trends in Mobile Use by NGOs: (pdf here) [...]
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Australia ROI: Investment and Revenue in Social Networks
18th February 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Monetization, Online Communities, ROI, revenue, social media, social networks, statistics, virtual world
I wrote a few paragraphs recently for The Venture Group newsletter – the pdfs from that issue are gone, but what I wrote seems to be popular. Note the top right: in the next years the market for web 2.0 companies will get standardized. It seems to me that investment companies really do want to [...]
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Real Life Products for sale through Facebook
Happy Valentines Day! Please send chocolate! Mars gift application to launch on Facebook by Julia Buchanan LONDON – An application allowing users to send vouchers for Mars confectionary to friends on Facebook is to launch on Valentine’s Day in the UK. The application, named Celebrate, means Facebook members can buy a Mars product using Paypal [...]
Second Life: Click to Call – virtually
If that’s my avatar on the phone, tell ‘em I’m not in. Vodafone in Second Life: Vodafone has launched a mobile operation in Second Life enabling users to connect real life with the virtual world. Vodafone Inside Out, which launched yesterday in beta, will only be advertised in the virtual world through Second Life newspapers [...]
Mobile social networks and phone statistics
4th July 2007 by Laurel Papworth under Online Communities, mobile, social networks, telecommunications
Found this on the ‘net so it must be true (from ITFacts): 174 mln users to get into mobile social networks by 2011 ABI Research found that “mobile social communities” currently count nearly 50 mln members worldwide, a number that is expected to reach 174 mln in 2011. Metrics 2.0 have also picked up on [...]
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