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Social Media Fail – top 10 sites that failed

On February 26th, 2013, posted in: infographics, Posts & Occasional Rants, Social Media by Daniel0 Comment

There are hundreds of social media sites. Some have made it big, some have risen and fallen, others will never see more than a few thousand members. Like any website, some of it is pure luck, some of it is coming up with that right look, right opportunity, the right hook (not a punch),..

A History Of Social Media

On December 7th, 2012, posted in: infographics, Posts & Occasional Rants, Social Media by Daniel0 Comment

Social media isn’t just a new phenomenon, but something we’ve been doing online for quite some time. The ability to share online is the very heart and soul of social media. From mass emails to the world wide web, social is how we share. Here is an infographic that gives us a good timeline of social..

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Social Media – Ten Years After

On September 26th, 2012, posted in: Computers, infographics, Mobile, Social Media by Daniel0 Comment

Ten years ago may seem like a blink of an eye to some of us and an eternity to others. To the internet, it is most certainly the latter. In 2002 there were almost 570 million total users of the internet around the world, under 10% of the population. Flash forward to 2012 and Facebook..

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State of Social Networks

On August 22nd, 2012, posted in: infographics, Posts & Occasional Rants, Social Media by Daniel0 Comment

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What Mattered in 2011 – Social Media Edition

On January 28th, 2012, posted in: Posts & Occasional Rants, Social Media by Daniel0 Comment

A lot mattered in 2011, from the killing of Osama Bin Laden to the ineptitude of Congress. A little closer to home was how social media influenced, affected, or was affected by the events of 2011. Here is an infographic from our friends at Flowtown showing the hits and misses of 2011.