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Avec la détection automatique des objets, Pinterest veut permettre à ses utilisateurs de faire des courses en se servant de Pinterest pour comparer les prix des produits.

This infographic takes a look at some key social media statistics from around the globe.

Did you know that Japan is the only major country where Twitter is more popular than Facebook? This year, Pinterest has seen enormous growth in the U.S. – the highest increase rate of anywhere in the world – and India is now just behind the United Kingdom in LinkedIn use, with 15 million people using the site. And they’re not planning to stop there, as India is tipped to become Facebook’s largest market by 2015...

Robin Good: Clipix is a Pinterest-like clipping and collection app which allows you to capture images and content from any web page and to organize it in custom visual boards.

One key feature that differentiates Clipix from Pinterest (though it is likely that Pinterest will add this feature soon as well) is the ability to organize together multiple sets into a "multiboard".

Other key features include a "Price Drop Alert" which emails you when the price of one of the commercial products you have clipped drops and 

"...For example you might have a multiboard that you call “Recipe Ideas” and inside you’d have 3 clipboards: Baking Recipes, Soup Recipes, and Health Recipes.

The easiest way to create a multiboard is by dragging one clipboard from the icon in the lower right-hand corner into another clipboard."

Video promo: http://youtu.be/4heBUKnDb-w

FAQ: http://www.clipix.com/FAQs.aspx

Try it out now: http://www.clipix.com/

This piece was posted by Loren Sorenson for Hubspot, as she says "If you aren’t prepared for the visual content revolution, you may be left in the dust.

Not convinced? Let's take a look at exactly how visual content is positively contributing to marketing strategies -- it may just give you the push you need

"Learn why visual content is a critical part of your content creation strategy.

Here are some highlights:

**People remember only 20% of what they read. **83% of learning is visual.  Condenses and Explains Large Amounts of Information

 Selected by Jan Gordon covering "Content Curation, Social Business and Beyond"

Read full article here: [http://bit.ly/Ifujbp]

Pinterest, c’est la coqueluche Web du moment. En gros, c’est un réseau social qui permet d’organiser les photos trouvées sur le Web ou les siennes dans des Boards similaires à des albums photos pour les présenter dans des collections visibles par tous. Car attention, sur Pinterest, toutes les photos publiées sont publiques.

Sur cette page, je vais tenir à jour une liste d’outils, des extensions pour navigateurs et diverses ressources qui améliorent ou complètent l’utilisation de Pinterest, car pour l’instant l’interface du site est un peu dépouillée. J’espère aussi qu’un jour une version en français de Pinterest sera développée.

Si vous voulez participer, les commentaires sont là pour ça, je rajouterai au fur et à mesure vos découvertes.

Robin Good: Woobox is a web app which allows you to integrate and display inside any Facebook Page you manage, your full Pinterest board set (or a part of it).

In addition you can get stats on page views, likes and visitors and you can choose to show all of your boards or just the pins from a specific one.

The service is free and can be activated in a matter of seconds.

I have already activated it on my Facebook page here: http://facebook.com/RobinGoodItalia ;

Check it out: http://woobox.com/pinterest ;

Robin Good: If you are looking for ways to let your scoop.it content to reach more people and to get discovered by those who are not yet aware of you, the new Pinterest integration in Scoop.it should certainly be a welcome addition.

With this new addition, not only you can share your curated stories inside your Scoop.it newsradar with your Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Tumblr and Wordpress friends, but you can also "pin" selected ones to create alternative "collections" on Pinterest.

One potentially good approach is the one of leveraging Pinterest to do what Scoop.it is not (yet) so good at. For example, after you have been curating a newsradar for a while, you can easily create "greatest hits" collections out of the best ones, or sub-thematic digests on specific topics, and Pinterest is a perfect tool to do that.

In essence you can "re-curate" your own curated news, in alternative ways which take advantage of Pinterest strength in building "visual collections" rather than news channels.

N.B.: To access the new "Pin it" button on Scoop.it, click the sharing button below any scoop and you will find it there next to the G+ one.

More info: http://blog.scoop.it/en/2012/02/24/you-can-now-share-your-scoops-on-pinterest/