I’m enjoying the ads on Vice at the moment. They’ve had some really good photo-related campaigns recently, and I thougth I’d start with the Olympus Stories of the Eye.  For this campaign, Alice Dellal, Lovefoxxx, Miquita Oliver and Daisy Lowe were given a PEN camera to capture their daily lives.  Also, Vice users were invited Continue reading →

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Jam took a close look at social networks and where their audience resides. Social networks are just that – social. You’re on one over another because that’s where your peers, friends, collegues and collaborators are. However, it’s good to take a step back and objectively look at the extent to which other demographics or regions Continue reading →

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(This is a snippet from a longer blog article) During September, 22,781 online conversations circled around one major topic: fashion. This autumn’s major fashion events displaying collections for spring and summer 2010 have now ended. When people are talking about fashion week, the main forum used is Twitter with 25% of all the conversation. Probably Continue reading →

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The Mashable Open Web awards are currently live and kicking. It’s an opportunity for social media campaigns, apps, agencies, non profits and individuals (across all platforms) to get a nice little ego boost. I say ego boost, as there is no prize attached beyond Kudos. However, ‘social media agency 2009’ does have a nice ring Continue reading →

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For one day only Jam are social media observers no more and are joining other bloggers to tackle climate change. So far 8,263 from 146 countries have registered for this year’s blog action day. But what’s it all about? I hear you cry. We all write a post that helps unite the world’s bloggers in Continue reading →

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There always seems to be a celebrity tweeting about a brand they’re unhappy with – two weeks ago it was Rob Brydon with O2, and since then, Perez Hilton has been informing more than 13.5 million people about how T-Mobile and Danger and Microsoft have all failed. But what’ s a company to do in Continue reading →

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As the number of twitter users grows more and more business are seeing the benefit of adding Twitter to their digital media strategies.  Green tomato cars an eco-friendly taxi service in London is no exception. They claim to be the first private hire service in the UK to take bookings via twitter. There’s no need Continue reading →

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I’ve always been a big fan of O2, they succeeded in turning Britain’s most famous white elephant into a trendy live music arena, they were the first to get the iPhone exclusivity contract and all in all, I have been a happy customer of theirs over the years, but when it comes to their social Continue reading →

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