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December 2011
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Women in a Room: Event Number Two →
womeninaroom:
Sign up to the latest event, happening on October 19th at the Caper offices. I’m sure we’ll have lots to talk about.
This time, we’re asking a few people to talk honestly about who they are and why they do what they do. It’d be really interesting to hear about the best experiences people have…
September 2011
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July 2011
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The internet is being tailored for us: @elipariser TED talk. ‘There are 57 signals that Google uses to personally tailor your search results’ says Eli, talking about the way the internet serves us information. No longer when we do a search on the internet are we getting the same results, no matter who we are.
This means that in all likelihood we are not being opened up to as many...
June 2011
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Social Media Milestones
Edelman Digital Presents Social Media Milestones
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February 2011
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Culture Hack Day #chd11 was an immense, challenging and innovative project to work on. It brought together key cultural organisations (including Crafts Council, UK Film Council, Culture Grid, National Maritime Museum, BBC Archive + more) and some wonderful developers who all gave their time for free. The challenge was to come up with new innovative ideas using open data from the culture sector....
January 2011
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December 2010
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The Art of Dancing is a pet project by Lewis & Luke shows them shaking a leg or two with a new daily dance in an everyday setting - think shopping centres, roundabouts, tennis courts - all in one take. Find them on Facebook and Twitter. I’ve just been googling for parodies of it - can’t find any yet!
November 2010
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October 2010
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The socialisation of brands: An in-depth study into brand use of social media, by Universal McCann. Created with data from 53 markets and 37,600 respondents (as opposed to 38 markets and 23,200 respondents in Wave 4), Wave claims to be the “largest and longest running” social media analysis in the world.
They have developed a recommended “road map” which gives guidance on...
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September 2010
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#playful10 : The best bits
Toby from Mudlark, who curated the day, started off with a bit of controversy: “I hate the word playful, I don’t want a playful bank.” Rumours abound that several ad creatives in the audiences mouthed “oh shit!” to each other at this moment.
Naomi Alderman kicked off by sparking debate around character development, saying (I paraphrase) “wouldn’t killing...
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August 2010
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June 2010
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Just add points? What UX can (and cannot) learn from games…
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May 2010
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April 2010
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Challenge: Be the manliest Foursquare user →
More great work from Poke… I still don’t get why/how Foursquare enables you to check in places when your GPS doesn’t match…. Prove you’ve been to the manliest guy-den by checking in to the most eye-catching venue. Have you been to B&Q recently? Or a burlesque parlour? Or a prison?
Here’s how you do it…
#1Download the FourSquare app
#2Become our friends by clicking...
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Presentation from WeAreSocial’s @simoncollister on third sector social trends - moving on from broadcast structures to networking.
March 2010
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