Posts Tagged ‘facebook’

Ugens allerbedste klik!
Denne uge med Facebook, Facebook og atter Facebook!

Ugens allerbedste klik!
Denne uge med: Facebook Places, social media trends, hjælpeguide til at undgå meningsløs business slang, anti-scam, internettets fordummende egenskaber….eller det omvendte.

Every week we collect and digest hundreds of links and pass the best ones on to you!
This week with: digital tourism, the honesty test, online video editing, personality test with email and Facebook, and Twitter/iPhone journalism.

Every week we collect and digest hundreds of links and pass the best ones on to you!
This week with 5 Twitter marketing cases, easyJet on Facebook, Danish politicians and a list of conferences.

Det er altid rart, når ens arbejde bliver vist frem som noget positivt. TV Avisen fangede for et par måneder siden vore projekt ScooterTV.dk, som vi laver i tæt samarbejder med Rådet for Sikker Trafik. I dag har det fået yderligere et par overskrifter rundt omkring i medierne, og det i alt fra Randers Amtsavis over BT og Berlingeren til Ekstra Bladet og Stiften.

Every week we collect and digest hundreds of links and pass the best ones on to you!
This week with extension to Google Maps, Musicblogs, Online video tools, Social Media content and Facebook is dying…

Every week we collect and digest hundreds of links and pass the best ones on to you!
This week with the Catholic Church on Facebook, Texas prison units, kid’s mobile use, evaluation of social media ‘experts’ and Chris Brogan.

Every week we collect and digest hundreds of links and pass the best ones on to you!
This week with death-Twitter, treasure hunt 2.0, Toy Story 3, Farmville and Appholes.

Every week we collect and digest hundreds of links and pass the best ones on to you.

Facebook co-founder is launching a new non-profit platform called Jumo. The mission is to bring together all individuals and organizations interested in making the world a better place to be – sounds ambitious?

Google and Intel have teamed with [...]

The 48 Hours in Denmark-concept was created to gain insight in to the habits of lead users in the field of digital tourism. By addressing them via their platforms of choice, and then by observing how they actually used them in a real life scenario, it became possible to develope an idea of what the future of an industry might look like.