Tag: Twitter
Social Media Cycles
by Taavi Kuisma on Sep.07, 2010, under Editorial, Headlines, Social Media & Advertising
So who’s on Ping? I only got myself enrolled to the latest social media network courtesy of Apple. I am still just getting around Ping and its musical world of wonders. Not that I’m a rookie to iTunes or anything but I’m still just getting around the whole functionality and actual usage of the service. The other thing is that I’ve only managed to find one of my friends from the entire service. Yeah, I follow Diddy and U2, but that’s about it. It would seem that even majority of the artists have not found their way to Ping yet. Within here lies the problem. Will these artists and masses adopt the service and make their own? It was not long ago that I was still finding messages on Facebook from people finding it difficult to adapt to the world of Facebook after abandoning Myspace.
Pulse of the Nation – Twitter Moods
by Taavi Kuisma on Jul.22, 2010, under Headlines, Social Media & Advertising
OK, before I get on with the rest of my daily duties (and believe you me, there’s a lot to do) I thought of sharing this cool little finding. How do Americans feel during a day or let’s say a week? How would this show on a social media channel like Twitter that’s basically sharing people’s everyday feelings and antipathies? Well a group of researchers from Harvard got together, collected data from 300 million tweets over three years and and compared this against scholarly word list, U.S. Census Bureau, Google maps and more. The end product is a visualization that shows the tweeting emotions of the Nation. You got to love this, at least I find it pretty damn awesome.

Image courtesy of ccs.neu.edu.
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Film news rustled up
by Tuomas Jaalinoja on Jul.17, 2010, under Entertainment, Headlines
It is time for a farewell.
It was a good run, but even all Great Things must eventually come to an end. The Old Spice Guy and his videos that led the internet community on a merry trip into the land of Awesome Viral Advertising has now come to a close. It was a glorious time. A time to be remembered and cherished. A time to reminisce when our joints are creaking and we’re called ancient rather than old. It was the magical time of the Old Spice Guy. Far better this choice too than milk it for all it’s worth.
Marketing Edition – Old Spice – Awesome
by Taavi Kuisma on Jul.14, 2010, under Headlines, Social Media & Advertising
What’s good?
#summertime is the hash tag of the day. Firstly because it is summer, second because it’s still warmer than it has been in ages (in Finland that is). So many people are not feeling the heat (not Miami) and most even complain about it. I say, all you need is a positive attitude good deodorant and most importantly some Old Spice Body Wash with 24 h body odor blocking POWER!
NDH Tweets
by Taavi Kuisma on Jun.11, 2010, under Headlines, Social Media & Advertising
Good evening to you and yours!
I’m still feeling a bit under the weather with the allergy season in full bloom. To think I’m actually happy that it’s raining cats and dogs out there. Well it cleans up the air for a moment but then again once the rain stops then we the allergy symptoms will get even worse (touch wood).
Fashion and Social Media
by Taavi Kuisma on Mar.23, 2010, under Fashion and style, Headlines, Social Media & Advertising
HI Y’all,
I am a social media addict. There, I said it. I’m addicted to my crackberry (I know iPhone is not a Blackberry), my Facebook and my twitter account and all sorts of forums out there on the web. I mean ever since the first time I got myself an MSN account I was hooked. I get most of my daily news through some sort of social/ digital media. The innovations like Apple’s iPad take leaps forward making online magazine/news/book reading even more mobile and convenient. I know I’m a lost cause but I still appreciate a concrete magazine every now and then, latest magazine I was reading was the Workwear magazine. That opus actually contains plenty of details not all so available online. Or maybe I’m just not searching the information in Japanese. But Have you noticed that magazines and newspapers are becoming increasingly slimmer? The companies are transferring their marketing to different media, often online. When was the last time you read a newspaper?


