Enough is enough. We’re starting the campaign against Twitter Litter. Over the last six months or so, more and more third party services are popping up that integrate with Twitter that force the user to tweet when they use them. This leaves users with a decision; use the service and tweet, or don’t use it Continue reading →
ProvoCraft, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of paper cutting tools, has developed a breakthrough in the paper cutting world. Their newly invented gadget, called the Gypsy, lets you design your scrapbook crafts anywhere you go (finally!). To spread the word on Social Media platforms of this magical invention, ProvoCraft has hired the Salt Lake Continue reading →
Alongside David Cameron’s Twitter Twat moment in the trending topic today were three seemingly disparate entries; M&Ms, Harry Potter and “What Piercing Are”. On closer inspection, these turn out to be caused by automated messages from the service fun140. They’re generated by quizzes with themes like “what colour M&M are you?”, “what piercing are you?” Continue reading →
Jam favourite Ocado is the first supermarket delivery service to launch an i-phone app. For those of us too busy or disinclined to negotiate the supermarket isles, the Ocado application signs directly into a users delivery account so that you can add groceries to your shopping basket wherever you are and whenever you remember. Allowing Continue reading →
The story of a band from Sheffield that were catapulted to number one based on their MySpace fan base is an often told story. However, as the band ready their third album, social media is again at the forefront of their promotion. Neatly ticking off the social media ‘Do’s’, the band’s video blog has kept Continue reading →
Saw this article on The Independent that shows what the UK would be like if it was scaled down be a village with 100 inhabitants. It follows a similar model as the book If the World Were a Village by David Smith. Here are a few of the stats that I found particularly interesting and Continue reading →
I am one of the newbies in Jam, so this is my first blog. I also happen to be the only American on the team, so it’s only fitting that I start off blogging with coffee, even though I much prefer a British cup of tea. I came across the portrait of Mona Lisa made Continue reading →
So here it goes my very first spreading jam post. There have been a few cool things that have caught my attention recently in particular a nice idea from Nike-Live strong for the Tour de France. What do you get if you have a giant computer printer add a bit of chalk dust and a sprinkle of Continue reading →
You have never seen any posts made by me in this blog before, as I never had the opportunity. Arriving in London from Stockholm, Sweden and joining the Jam team three days ago I am the greenhorn of the gang. In a few days (weeks?) however, I will hopefully feel right as rain at the Continue reading →
