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Tracking the Harlem Shake meme | BBC

Tracking the Harlem Shake meme | BBC | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it
From www.bbc.co.uk - March 1, 10:55 PM

The Harlem Shake viral video trend, which has sparked over 100,000 imitations and garnered nearly a billion views, has been going a month. It's been unique in the speed of its spread.

 

On 2 February, the Harlem Shake video meme was born. By 11 Feb, YouTube claimed there were 4,000 videos being uploaded a day.

 

Over 700 million people have viewed the videos, YouTube says. More than 100 versions have at least a million views. The most has nearly 40 million.

 

The format is simple. The soundtrack to every video is New York DJ Baauer's song Harlem Shake.

 

Each video lasts about 30 seconds. For the first 15 seconds, one person - often masked or in a helmet - dances in front of apparently oblivious or uninterested people....

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Meme meme meme meme... meme ;-)

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Design Your Web Site Mock-Up With One of These Free WireFraming Tools

Design Your Web Site Mock-Up With One of These Free WireFraming Tools | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it
From speckyboy.com - August 29, 2012 2:29 PM

Robin Good: If you are looking for free tools that can help you draft the design of your web site or application, look no further as this is a good collection providing ten wrireframing alternatives.

 

Definition of Wireframe:
A wireframe is a visual illustration of one Web page. It is meant to show all of the items that are included on a particular page, without defining the look and feel (or graphic design).

 

It’s simply meant to illustrate the features, content and links that need to appear on a page so that your design team can mock up a visual interface and your programmers understand the page features and how they are supposed to work.

 

Source: usability.gov

 

Full guide: http://speckyboy.com/2010/01/11/10-completely-free-wireframe-and-mockup-applications/

 

[Useful tools for some content producers - JD]


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