Browsing around Pinterest today I’ve found via InsideFMM this infographic by John Lanigan which analyzes how images have become the center of our digital social lives. Everybody seems to have the need or the passion (or both) for sharing visual evidence of their lives. Of course technology makes this kind of sharing easy and accessible, but I would love to understand more from an anthropological and sociological perspective about the reasons of such incredible trend. Read more…
Now this is an awesome viral idea: take advantage of a popular scam technique on Facebook to spread the “virus” of AIDS awareness. On December 1st, the World’s AIDS Day, popular Brazilian radio station Mix FM posted on its Facebook page two very sexy videos, featuring a gorgeous man and a very hot girl. A lot of fans were attracted to the the videos and watched them, not being aware that the videos, without their permission, were automatically publicly posted on their Facebook timeline. Read more…
Many of these types of applications have been developed – most notably Intel’s ‘Museum of Me’. So if you want an app to gather all your Facebook comments and images and post them into a movie of your past 12 months then this is your site Read more…
Sweet idea made in Denmark: a store where you can purchase chocolate not with cash or credit cards, but just with the promise of a generous deed toward a person you care for. The Anthon Berg Generous Store, a chocolate pop-up store in the center of Copenhagen opened its doors last month to remind people how sweet and meaningful it is to give chocolate to the people we love. Read more…
Cadbury Creme Egg wants the Irish to help blow up big versions of their ‘Runny Egg’ this Easter. According to Cadbury, the more online support is received the more excited the Creme Egg will become, “culminating in a daily egg-splosion of Goo broadcast live through a designated Facebook app”. Read more…
Facebook has rolled out their ‘timeline’ to brand pages. And since our page is growing and growing in popularity, we decided to make good use of the new top image. We got a neat ‘decision map’ and we hope you’ll end up in the right spot: http://www.facebook.com/Adverblog Read more…
Over the past year or so I’m sure you’ve seen dozen of social media related infographic. Most of them are pretty interesting and certainly very nicely done. But probably none of those is as beautiful and, I would say, intense, as this project by Colin Pinegar. Read more…
MINI is running an interesting live Facebook campaign, in which one fan can win an actual MINI Countryman. They’ve placed the car on a populair Motorshow in Brussels, only hanging on a rope. When you like MINI, you’ll get a shot of fire to burn that rope – when it breaks, the car is yours.
Just days after Heineken announced a global partnership with Facebook, a first activation popped up. Heineken Singapore turns the good old Christmas tree into a social tree, by enabeling consumers to turn a digitalized tree into a special wish to their closest friends.
Japan’s hot shop ‘Party’ have launched a racing game that uses your social content as billboards along the track. It is an awesome execution with real game play value and an eerie distraction through the familiar photos whizzing past. Win the overall race and you could go to Japan, to see Toyota’s new sports car FT-86 unveiled. Read more…
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