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Social innovation needs people who know how to create lives filled with both success and purpose. It needs designers. Via Pippa Davies @PippaDavies No comment yet.
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Aaron Biebert wrote this timely and very helpful piece on his blog 8pmWarrior about all the new changes on Youtube.
YouTube announced changes to channels that feature a news feed integrated with Google+, Twitter, and Facebook for videos shared on other platforms.
Here's an intro:
"I’m sharing from experience as a producer of several online shows and video productions that were created to build community and sell a product in a social savvy way.
Video changes the game.
Here’s why YouTube matters:
**YouTube is the #2 search engine in the world (think SEO)It is the largest video-based social network
**Google+ is now integrated even closer with YouTube for additional community building (more on the way)
**YouTube is simple to use and even offers a free video editing feature Video is perfect for the Attention Era
Lots of valuable "how-to" information here.
"If you have any questions about the new YouTube upgrade, feel free to post the questions below, on the 8pm Warriors Facebook discussion forum, or on twitter @Biebert."
I’ll do my best to answer or point you in the right direction."
Selected by Jan Gordon covering "Content Curation, Social Media and Beyond"
See full article here: [http://8pmwarrior.com/2011/12/youtube-changes-to-integrate-with-google-twitter-facebook-videos/] Via janlgordon 
Aaron Biebert's comment,
December 5, 2011 4:19 AM
Jan, once again...thank you for sharing my post. You are so helpful and thoughtful. I really appreciate it.
Hopefully it gets folks thinking more about video. Now's the time. 
janlgordon's comment,
December 5, 2011 9:48 AM
@Aaron Biebert
It's a pleasure to share your articles thank you for always posting quality information and inspiration. Yes, video is a very important part of the media/marketing mix. Would love to chat with you offline soon, let's DM and set something up.
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Shan Carter, who makes interactive graphics for The New York Times, talks telling stories with data in his aptly named presentation, "How I tried for years to find the perfect form for interactive graphics, how I failed, and why, whether a perfect form exists or not, I've stopped my desperate pursuit."
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L'open data au service de l'humanitaireNous avons parlé ici même d'OpenStreet Map, le projet de cartographie collaborative, créé en juillet 2004 et mobilisant des dizai...
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A short information animation about all launched, decayed and orbiting satellites in space. Via Sakis Koukouvis
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On n'aura jamais assez de données ! Une start up marseillaise développe des outils de récolte et partage de données sur la biodiversité.
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L'entreprise va devoir rentrer dans le monde de la conversation.
Le collaborateur n’est pas à l’aise avec l’approche conversationnelle
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In compiling the questions for last week’s much-shared “PR 3.0 Questionnaire,” I did a bit of research to see where various blogs and news sites ranked in terms of unique monthly visitors in relation to one another. I hadn’t done this exercise in a while, but pretty much assumed that Boing Boing no longer topped the list as it had for years as blogging developed its sea legs. Via Alex Butler
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Suite au post fait sur le trafic aérien en temps réel sur Maison Ou Bureau voici maintenant les navires ! Ta Daaaaa ! Via maison ou bureau
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Yahoo has now decided to follow Demand Media’s lead by deleting 75,000 articles from Associated Content, and is even going so far as to change Associated Content new a new network called Yahoo Voices. In a post on Yahoo’s Yodel Anecdotal blog, the company says “We have retired more than 75,000 pieces of inactive and outdated content from Associated Content. None of this content will appear on Yahoo! Voices, and only content that meets our revised Submission Guidelines will be accepted moving forward. Older content that does not meet these standards will be gradually retired or returned to the original author for editing.” Via Tom George, ABroaderView
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Search is changing the way consumers make choices. Understanding this is crucial to the success of every business. Via Level343 |
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One of the most prevalent excuses I hear from people not engaged in social media is the lack of provable ROI. Traditional marketers just can’t seem to get their collective heads around how social media can be monotized.
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"If I had to pick a reason that many social media strategies fail I’d pick this. You’ll fail if you can’t give your customers something they need. You’ll fail if you can’t engage your employees. You’ll fail if your entire company is not onboard with your social media campaign and you’ll fail if you’re not 100% committed to forgetting the traditional role of ROI in your company’s balance sheet.
That said, social media has it’s own ROI. Great news huh? And oddly enough, that ROI often ends up giving those bean-counters exactly what they wanted in the first place." Via Steven L. Johnson, Anise Smith
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Une petite video qui pose et repose des questions percutantes au musées. Réalisées pour une des sessions de la conférence MCN (Museum Computer Network) qui a eu lieu à Atlanta début novembre http://www.mcn.edu/mcn-2011-atlanta
Clairey Ross (@clairey_ross) revient sur ces questions et ateliers sur son blog
Un des sessions "What types of visitors are you" proposée par le Smithsonian pour comprendre les visiteurs selon leurs centre d'attentions (Ideas, People ou Objects) me semble interessante pour sortir des schémas classiques de classification des visiteurs et pour mieux s'adresser à eux. Via samuel bausson, Audrey Bardon
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In The Wall Street Journal, Holman Jenkins interviews David Gelernter, the Yale professor who decades ago envisioned a lot of what we now do on the Internet—and now thinks that our future computing may be organized around a concept called 'lifestreams.'... Via Alex Butler
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4. Talk about local events – but do it strategically! How can you do this strategically? Example of what NOT to do: Write about a local event. Post it on Facebook and expect to get a lot of shares. Then, get bummed out because you received 1 like and no shares. What happened? See below!
The take away on this is THINK LOCAL!! Via Level343
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![Has Facebook Killed Email? [Infographic] | information analyst | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/HsbCSQ_WQ97iJMqFG8WJVjl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
Visible Gains designed this infographic about effective ways to communicate over the Internet. From the looks of it, email is far from dead and here to stay. Via Greg C Viloria, ABroaderView
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The best way to do create this environment is to write a story. Help people define the mission. Help them invent it for themselves. What is the common dragon that needs slaying? What walled fortress needs scaled? Once that is underway, the mission is then solidified with a common enemy – who is the antagonist that wants to keep you from achieving your mission? Who is the bad guy? Now does it all start to make sense? Leadership is storytelling. It’s creating a living literary plot. It’s the classic hero’s journey.
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"What is Dark Eden? Is it a book? An app? An interactive adventure? A multimedia experience? Yes. Dark Eden is all of these things". lire la suite =>
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The Associated Press reports that the CIA maintains a social-media tracking center operated out of an nondescript building in a Virginia industrial park. The intelligence analysts at the agency's Open Source Center, who other agents refer to as "vengeful librarians," are tasked with sifting through millions of tweets, Facebook messages, online chat logs, and other public data on the World Wide Web to glean insights into the collective moods of regions or groups abroad. According to the Associated Press, these librarians are tracking up to five million tweets a day from places like China, Pakistan and Egypt: Via civis
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Read about Quantity vs. Quality: What's More Important for Your Content Strategy? on the CopyPress blog.
The Content Balancing Act
Via Level343
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![Going Viral Visualized [INFOGRAPHIC] | information analyst | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/2MTjVaiFdSEKdYDEJy9Dfjl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
Ever wonder the secret to your favorite viral videos? Check out the magic of Internet memes in this handy infographic. Via k3hamilton
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Issu de la contraction de « Fabrication Laboratory », le concept de Fab Lab révolutionne peu à peu la fabrication numérique. Via Artilect FabLab Toulouse
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Quelles seront ces innovations du futur qui nous permettront de faire exploser l’économie du monde mais aussi améliorer nos vies quotidiennes ? Détonation tout azimut, dans tout les domaines. Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET |
