I found this press release fairly regarding Online Community and Social Media Budgets very interesting. Of particular note is the evolution in thinking regarding ROI and metrics.
BL Ochman wrote a nice although brief article on her blog What's Next Blog about the meme - I Can Haz Chezeburger - from lolcats.com which has been a viral phenomenon for quite sometime online.
Thanks to LaughingSquid.com for the lead on this one. Have a great week!
We are Anonymous.
We are Legion.
We do not Forgive.
We do not Forget.
If you know me then you know I am Leafs fan and have been for as long as I can remember. It saddens and angers me to see that my team has let a symbol of hockey, the Gardens fall into disrepair and disrespect the game of hockey.
Just thought I'd drop a quick note about that. The consistent reference is to a social «network» it's a social «utility». The best analogy I can think of is the plumbing of the house versus the fixtures or the jacuzzi.
If you've used Digg for either Viral Marketing campaigns (I generally don't find the quality of the traffic to be particularly great - alot of viewers but very low conversion rates) or for your own amusement (I fall into this category) you'll notice that there are an abundance of Top 10, Top 8, Top 5 lists for your viewing pleasure.
I ran into FriendFeed today, a very cool idea given the explosion of social networking tools and sites which surround us on a constant basis. It's a neat idea since it's relatively simple, effectively you're using the API's (Application Programming Interfaces) provided by these sites to create a single feed with some additional features.
I have to admit, I've become addicted to the Network Questions feature on LinkedIn. Since the network is completely trusted and verified the questions are incredibly interesting.
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