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Two Compelling Social Media Trends for 2012 | Dec. 2011 Social Media Today

Two Compelling Social Media Trends for 2012 | Dec. 2011 Social Media Today | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
A new year is bearing down upon us—YIKES how did it get here so fast?  With holiday festivities in full swing, I’d like to spotlight two social media trends I see unfolding with wider breadth in the coming year.What are they?

 

What are they?

 

Transmedia and the Micro-Economy

 

First, ‘Transmedia’:

 

As social media goes beyond mere blogging and photo/video/music posts—it’s swiftly moving to become a platform to integrate an “experience” into the marketing schema. Transmedia is essentially a means of telling a story by using surrounding context to determine the meaning for a participant.

 

Take for example what Coca Cola (in collaboration with E-dologic) did last year. They created an amusement park where guests swiped an RFID (radio frequency identification) wristband at kiosks located with the park that instantly uploaded to Facebook what they were doing, where they were doing it and…(here’s the important part), how they were enjoying it.

 

E-dologic chief executive Enon Landenberg said: “We’re continuously looking for ways to connect the physical world with the virtual world. The idea behind “The Like machine” is an ultimate solution. It is an innovative and pioneering method, and through it the possibility to involve your Facebook friends in events and experiences that are happening to you around the world becomes a very true reality.”

 

This brings marketing to a ‘touchy feely’ level not previously attainable. Focus group and survey data, (which usually takes weeks to accumulate, decipher, and analyze), can now be reported—in real time. This trend will accelerate. Consider this scenario:

 

The Acme Company launches a new line of jeans slated for the "tween" market segment. Located in targeted stores are kiosks where customers can immediately swipe their cellphone's QR reader over a device that allows them to input comments, photos, and ratings of the jeans—then, immediately uploads it to the social media platform of their choice (Facebook, Google+, Twitter, etc). In a matter of hours, the marketing staff at the Acme Company can “see” what demographics their product is selling to and where it’s not.

 

This will span to restaurants, movie theatres—everywhere. The QR invasion and others like it are coming en masse!...


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NBCUniversal: “Transmedia storytelling will be a part of Social TV”

NBCUniversal: “Transmedia storytelling will be a part of Social TV” | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
Lisa Hsia, executive vice-president of Bravo Digital Media at NBCUniversal, gives us five predictions for the Social TV industry over the next few years.

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Jen Begeal's curator insight, May 8, 5:46 PM

I think she's pretty spot on with her predictions, what do you think?

Layla Masri's curator insight, May 9, 3:51 PM

I agree with many of her predictions... what do you think?

Back in the Star Wars days, it seemed so geeky and counter-culture to engage with your favorite stories (writing fan fiction, etc.). It's amazing to see how fan involvement has evolved alongside technology (I usually have a tablet or phone or laptop in hand watching Game of Thrones!). 

As a producer of children's media, I do wonder what this means for kids -- at what point is it healthy and reasonable for kids to do this sort of multitasking?

Digital Cinema in Transition's curator insight, May 11, 5:29 PM

Information about our digital cinema study can be found at http://www.digitalcinema.ca

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Lizzie Bennet, Austen social transmedia adaptation is a phenomenon, more viewers than some network shows

Lizzie Bennet, Austen social transmedia adaptation is a phenomenon, more viewers than some network shows | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
Transmedia – what is it and how does it work? More importantly, does it offer opportunities for writers that we should be aware of? Is it near Transylvania? I had to find out more.

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Julieta Belloso's comment, May 7, 10:38 PM
¡Que padre ejemplo de transmedia!
Reina Díaz's comment, May 8, 10:31 PM
Muy buen ejemplo de transmedia. Y como el cuate que lo subió, importante notar lo lejos que puede llegar un producto hecho por prosumers, donde genera un número de audiencia que programas de televisión nunca logran obtener.
Jeanette's comment, May 8, 11:32 PM
Mi ejemplo Transmedia de clase :)
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Linear DVD dying & altered audiences. "Here’s Why Disney Keeps Laying Off Workers" 300 last week. Biz Insider

Linear DVD dying & altered audiences. "Here’s Why Disney Keeps Laying Off Workers" 300 last week. Biz Insider | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
Josh Hallet via FlickrDisney confirmed rumours this week that it would be laying off staff in a move to streamline its businesses.  

Mouse House cu...

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Quote "Mouse House cut 150 positions from several film studio divisions, nearly two per cent of the division’s 7,000 overall jobs, according to Bloomberg.

Disney’s studio department is made up of theatrical distribution, home entertainment, and television.

Disney announced the cuts as “part of an ongoing review to ensure that the Studios’ operational structure and economics align with the demands of the current marketplace” in a spokesperson statement.  

Last week, cuts were reported to be part of an internal audit ordered by Disney CEO and Chairman Bob Iger.

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Somethin' Else markets multi-platform software for TV drama #transmedia

Somethin' Else markets multi-platform software for TV drama #transmedia | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it

"Somethin’ Else has developed a multi-platform storytelling kit, Story Farm, based on its work for Company Pictures' Skins drama on Channel 4.

The kit is a software platform, together with a package of strategic and support services, designed to give dramas or soaps an integrated transmedia aspect, using web-based platforms and social media.
 
Somethin’ Else is taking Story Farm to MIPTV, where it is looking to license it to producers, broadcasters and brands.
 
The Story Farm software enables the writing, scheduling and publishing of content to digital platforms. It is designed to be used by story editors and scriptwriters, including importing from scriptwriting software. Images and video can also be loaded on directly by the production team. 

The system contains tools designed to track content through broadcasters’ compliance processes. It also has a comprehensive verification system to ensure smooth scheduling and commercial-grade reliability for time-sensitive publishing, such as simultaneously with television shows...."


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Simon Staffans's curator insight, April 8, 9:32 AM

Yup, interesting.

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Nice! New Case Studies. #7: Transmedia Storytelling: Ten Frontiers for the Future of Engagement | MSLGROUP BLOG

Nice! New Case Studies. #7: Transmedia Storytelling: Ten Frontiers for the Future of Engagement | MSLGROUP BLOG | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
What is Transmedia Storytelling? Learn all you need to know about it and read case studies on how brands used it.

 

"...Several technology brands have created branded transmedia storytelling programs to launch new products, highlight product features, and showcase the potential of technology to change our world. Intel & Toshiba created The Beauty Inside (video), an interactive film where anyone could play the role of the lead character. Nokia created an interactive story called Someone Else’s Phone to show how a lost phone might reveal all our secrets to a stranger. Nokia also partnered with Tim Kring to create the Conspiracy for Good (video) to support social organizations and showcase its Ovi platform. Microsoft created The Vanishing Point ARG (video) to launch Vista. Google created the Niantic Project ARG to showcase its augmented reality app Ingress (video). Orange has created a series of ARGs — Alt Minds (video), Detective Avenue (video) and Fanfan 2 (video) — to showcase the transmedia storytelling technologies created by the Orange Transmedia Lab. Cisco created The Hunt ARG to engage its sales force and inform them about upcoming Cisco technologies...."


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Five Principles for Storytelling in a Multi-Screening World

The increase in multi-screening, coupled with time spent on social channels, means content creation strategies need to evolve. Here are five principles to help

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Lance Weiler Transmedia Keynote Presentation

Lance Weiler on Transmedia 


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Simon Staffans's curator insight, January 24, 8:47 AM

Transmedia 101 with Lance, good introduction.

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Is social media the answer for Canada's indie filmmakers?

Is social media the answer for Canada's indie filmmakers? | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
A digital entrepreneur is offering $1-million and a berth on Cineplex screens to anyone with a two-minute trailer and the smarts, energy and talent to garner lots of buzz. Robert Everett-Green reports on J.

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siobhan-o-flynn's curator insight, January 17, 9:39 PM

What's happened with this?? looking....

 

"Any three-person team with a two-minute trailer and $150 can sign up from now till Feb. 21 for a 17-week program that will run participants through a series of competitive “missions,” designed to build a following and refine film ideas. By the end of June, one team will emerge with up to $1-million in funding (from private sources and tax credits), six months to make a film, and a release in Cineplex Odeon theatres in January, 2014.“My whole disruptive model is based on getting filmmakers to focus on audiences first,” says Joly. “It’s not an afterthought to making the movie.”

 

CineCoup is an unusually audience-aware part of a small but vigorous movement toward what could be called dramatized or impatient filmmaking. Filmmaker Ingrid Veninger’s recent 1K Wave: $1,000 Feature Film Challenge was also about vaulting over the steep cash barriers that often deter or delay filmmakers. (The next 1K Wave will be announced later this month.) The 48 Hour Film Project, which challenges people to make a movie in that time, has iterations and imitators around the world, including Bloodshots, the festival of 48-hour horror shorts that screened at Vancouver’s Rio Theatre on Halloween. Joly’s twist on these speedy, rule-based ventures is to put up more money and get the marketing into the process from the beginning.

“If we can get Canadians to fall in love with Canadian filmmakers early,” he says, “we believe we can be the Oakland A’s to the New York Yankees of the big studios.”

 
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Active Story System - design methodology for transmedia storytelling

Design methodology for creating participatory transmedia stories

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Simon Staffans's curator insight, January 16, 2:29 PM

This really is a good presentation, and another way into Conducttr.

Margaret Doyle's comment, January 17, 11:37 AM
Great insights and well organized.
Margaret Doyle's curator insight, January 17, 11:38 AM

This is a unique systematic approach to storytelling, excellent read. 

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'Inventing The Future' Launches Crowdsourced TV - Forbes

'Inventing The Future' Launches Crowdsourced TV - Forbes | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
New program "Inventing The Future" launches today at 2:15PM PST Sure, 92% of the information on the planet has been collected just in the last two years, but what do we do with it?

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Unique second-screen social-TV platform

Unique second-screen social-TV platform | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
TV-viewers can be part of programs and interact with friends with their computer, smartphone or tablet. Over 700 shows deployed.

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2013 social TV predictions from the experts at CES

2013 social TV predictions from the experts at CES | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
When looking in their crystal balls, experts predict that social media will dramatically alter how we experience television content in 2013. Read this post by Jennifer Van Grove on CES 2013.

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Some interesting - albeit perhaps not revolutionary - predictions from CES.

Simon Staffans's curator insight, January 8, 3:12 PM

Some interesting - albeit perhaps not revolutionary - predictions from CES.

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One Year in the world of Transmedia and Multiplatform Storytelling

One Year in the world of Transmedia and Multiplatform Storytelling | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it

Following up on my curation of my blog from last year – “One Year In Transmedia” – I today published “One Year In Now Media”.

It’s a curation of this blog, with a number of articles divided into subsections according to topic. It’savailable for free on Slideshare on a Creative Commons license.

 

I’m very grateful towards all the people that took time out from their hectic schedules to answer a few questions of mine -  Brian Clark, Christy Dena, Jeff Gomez, Ian Ginn, Andrea Phillips, Robert Pratten, Inga Von Staden, Nuno Bernardo, Michael Monello, Chantal Rickards, Steve Stokes, Yomi Ayeni, Scott Walker, Lance Weiler, Liz Rosenthal and Nick DeMartino. Brilliant people, all in their own ways. Thank you.....


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siobhan-o-flynn's curator insight, January 7, 7:35 AM

thanks Simon! looking forward to the insights!

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Defiance TV show gets 2.7 mill for debut, it's transmedia'ry MMO game hits 1 mill regs but empty & grindy?

Defiance TV show gets 2.7 mill for debut, it's transmedia'ry MMO game hits 1 mill regs but empty & grindy? | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
Trion Worlds reveals new player figure for open-world transmedia shooter since launch last month.

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Quote" Defiance is a transmedia effort from Trion Worlds and TV network SyFy. The show of the same name broke records at the network, netting 2.7 million viewers for its debut episode. The premiere was SyFy's most-watched scripted series debut for adults in seven years.

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From Producer to Startup: beActive, The Shadow Gang & RIDES.tv - MIPCube 2013

The most exciting thing about new technology is the new forms of storytelling it makes possible. Here, a few major producers discuss how they went from big-s...

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Simon Staffans's curator insight, April 16, 7:16 AM

Three different - but interesting - approaches to storytelling.

Angela Antle's curator insight, April 17, 7:53 AM

Three great new ways to create stories via #mipcube @simonstaffens

 

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The Film Made by More Than 5000 People: Nicolás Alcalá Talks About His Transmedia Project ‘The Cosmonaut’

The Film Made by More Than 5000 People: Nicolás Alcalá Talks About His Transmedia Project ‘The Cosmonaut’ | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it

V Renée:  "Have Nicolás Alcalá and his team at Riot Cinema Collective discovered the future of filmmaking?" ...


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Carmenne K. Thapliyal's curator insight, April 13, 4:52 AM

About creative freedom and distribution strategy. Would love to go for this one

Michelle Bishop's curator insight, April 13, 9:22 AM

Very cool project... an inventive way to not only get a film made but also to involve people from around the world.

Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's curator insight, April 13, 10:26 AM

The Cosmonaut is an epic story.

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Fantastic Detailed Post on Future of Engagement #6: Social Curation

Fantastic Detailed Post on Future of Engagement #6: Social Curation | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it

"Media, organizations and brands curate content to drive social engagement. What is Social Curation?

 

Social curation involves aggregating, organizing and sharing content created by others to add context, narrative and meaning to it. Artists, changemakers and organizations use social curation to showcase the full range of conversations around a topic, add more nuance to their own original content, and set the stage to crowdsource content from their community members.

The rise of social curation can be attributed to three broad trends. First, people are creating a constant stream of social media content, including updates, location check-ins, blog posts, photos and videos. Second, people are using their social networks to filter relevant content, by following others who share similar interests. Third, social media platforms are also curating content, by giving curation tools to users (YouTube playlists, Flickr galleries, Amazon lists, Foodspotting guides), using editors and volunteers (YouTube Politics, Tumblr Tags) or using algorithms (YouTube Trends, Auto-generated YouTube channels, LinkedIn Today).

 

As a result, a number of niche social curation platforms have emerged to enable people to curate different types of content — including links, photos, sounds and videos — into boards (Pinterest), trees (Pearltrees (video)), pages (Scoop.it (video)) and narratives (Storify (video), Cowbird). Some social curation platforms are focused on specific niches; for instance, Learni.st(video) helps people curate lessons and Fancy helps people discover cool things to buy...."


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A Media Specialist's Guide to the Internet: 64 Sites for Digital Storytelling Tools and Information

A Media Specialist's Guide to the Internet: 64 Sites for Digital Storytelling Tools and Information | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
siobhan-o-flynn's curator insight, March 8, 3:47 PM

useful...

Jeni Mawter's curator insight, March 10, 11:11 PM

A feast for digital storytellers.

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Power to the Pixel 2012: what’s new in i-doc’s transmedia land

Power to the Pixel 2012: what’s new in i-doc’s transmedia land | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
Power to the Pixel was held in London for the 6th year in a row, showing the world of media production that transmedia is more than a trend: it is a logic of production and an marketing strategy that fits the needs of our global media world.

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Interview: Guillermo del Toro Talks 'Mama,' 'Pacific Rim,' 'Crimson Peak' & What Happened To His Disney Double Dare You Shingle

Interview: Guillermo del Toro Talks 'Mama,' 'Pacific Rim,' 'Crimson Peak' & What Happened To His Disney Double Dare You Shingle | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it

This weekend the new horror film  "Mama" opens in theaters nationwide. It's the spooky tale of a pair of young girls who are abandoned in a cabin in the woods for several years. When they are finally discovered and returned to society, to live with their kindly uncle (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau from "Game Of Thrones") and his punkish girlfriend (Jessica Chastain), something else comes along with them… a spectral figure the girls name "Mama." In other words: perfect material for producer Guillermo del Toro to shepherd to the big screen....

 

What is it about ghosts that constantly fascinates you?

You know, amongst the characters in supernatural fiction, one of the ones I've been the most intrigued about is ghosts. I've done "Devil's Backbone," produced "The Orphanage," read every ghost story that you need to read for the curriculum, everybody that is noteworthy. And I think it's steeped in tradition. In England they used to tell great ghost stories during Christmas and I really find that it is, of the themes in horror, the one that invites themes of reflection. You reflect about what it is to be human, what it is to be alive, so on and so forth."

 


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siobhan-o-flynn's curator insight, January 17, 7:27 AM

Love his work!

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Expert: Canada Primed to Become Major Transmedia Player

Expert: Canada Primed to Become Major Transmedia Player | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
TORONTO – Canada is poised to become a major player in digital storytelling, thanks to the National Film Board of Canada and other local pots of gold for indie digital production.

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siobhan-o-flynn's curator insight, January 17, 9:22 PM

bookmarking from Jan 2012:

 

"The latest incarnation of the NFB transmedia project is a video and poster installation currently feature in the Toronto subway system, Highrise/One Millionth Tower, that has commuters imagining the transformation of a rundown Toronto highrise building, via six different 30-second animated videos playing on LCD screens in subway stations..."

Julieta Romero's curator insight, January 21, 4:25 PM

¿Canada y quien más sigue en la lista?

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Simon Staffans: TV and crossmedia: It’s getting there! | | MIPBlogMIPBlog

Simon Staffans: TV and crossmedia: It’s getting there! | | MIPBlogMIPBlog | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
siobhan-o-flynn's curator insight, January 16, 8:33 AM

Good notes if cross-media/transmedia is a new field 

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» STAT TV: One in Four Homes in the US Have Connected TVs

» STAT TV: One in Four Homes in the US Have Connected TVs | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
eMarketer estimates say usage of connected TVs in US households was up by more than 25% last year, and will continue to be taken up by Americans at double-digit rates through at least 2016.  By the (The #STAT #TV of the week is all about connected...

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Adapt or Die « Syfy’s Defiance and Transmedia TV Gold «

Adapt or Die « Syfy’s Defiance and Transmedia TV Gold « | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it

"I believe storytellers can create deeper experiences for their audiences when they unfold a story and its world via multiple venues, and when they invite audiences to participate meaningfully in that world—especially when they strategize the unfolding of the adventure from the outset of the project."


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Simon Staffans's curator insight, January 11, 6:44 AM

Some thoughts on "TV Plus", via "Defiance" and other projects.

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Most notable Transmedia projects in Hong Kong of 2012

Most notable Transmedia projects in Hong Kong of 2012 | Pervasive media + other Petty Perversions | Scoop.it
We will soon release our second installment of the Asian Screen and provide new updates on trends and markets in Greater China and South-East Asia.

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siobhan-o-flynn's curator insight, January 7, 7:33 AM

totally cool! Transmedia Hong Kong! I want to know more!

 

thank you! & looking forward to future posts. Here's one mentioned:

 

"Webseries


Galaman


This animation series is quite the exception in HK. It is one of the most notable, creative and well-maintained transmedia projects in town. Run by Minimind Studio, a young start-up that is currently part of the HK Design Centre incubation program, Galaman is a mix of superhero and game-style comic animations with a number of episodes online. Besides building a vast story universe with a number of characters, latest episodes divert from the main hero to entertaining side characters. Every episode holds underlying social and political criticism towards the HK society and sometimes reacts to recent trends as well..."