Tag Archives: Flickr

Twittering On In A Flash (Of Light)

Posted on March 11, 2013 by thedigitalconsultant

We are a chatty lot! Social media demonstrates a basic human need; the desire to communicate with others. And if you ever doubted have active Twitter is a global communication tool, have a look at TweetPing (above), the brainchild of Franck Ernewein, … Continue reading →

Posted in Data, Media, Research, Social Media, Web | Tagged 2013, Facebook, Flickr, Foursquare, Frog Design, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Hurricane, Maps, Patrick Meier, Roger Smith, Sandy, Social media, thedigitalconsultant, Twitter | Leave a comment

Most Boring Photo Above 30,000 Feet

Posted on May 20, 2011 by thedigitalconsultant

I recall attending a party in the early 1980′s where the theme was “The Most Boring Slide Evening”. Revellers were encouraged to sort through their carousels of kodachrome tranparencies and select slides that fitted certain categories. My favourite was in … Continue reading →

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What A Difference A Year Makes

Posted on April 4, 2011 by thedigitalconsultant

A year on year analysis of social media from January 2010 clearly demonstrates the rapid growth of the major networks. While Wikipedia is chugging along with 5,000 new contributors Facebook continues to blitz the opposition, signing up 290 million new accounts over the same period. Note also … Continue reading →