I hacked together this short slideshow together last year to give a glimpse of the who, why, where and when of the legendary, weekly, Edinburgh Coffee Morning. #EdCM, @centotre.
I think it could stand another airing, particualrly as interest and attendence in Coffee Morn has sky-rocketed in recent weeks, with more and more people asking for info, and joining the Linkedin group.
Inspired by the CellScope, Nokia hired Aardman to create the world’s smallest stop-motion film using the Nokia N8 cell phone. The result is “Dot”, a stop-motion film starring an uber-small 9mm tall girl. Aardman had to create 50 different versions of the girl for all her various poses, and spent about one day making every four seconds of the video.
It's a bit patchy by way of a launch movie.
Helps highlight some of the new features, but for more in depth early review, see:
http://techcrunch.com/2010/09/14/new-twitter-tips/
Originally spotted via:
This looks interesting for advertisers wanting a few more social insights to brand perception/success on FB.
Excerpts:
"Research by Nielsen found that 68% of people are more likely to remember an ad and twice as likely to remember what it said if a friend had interacted with it first"
"Within the Facebook Ads Manager system, a new column headed ‘Social %’ will show metrics based on four measurements: social impressions (ad impressions that include social endorsements), social clicks (number of clicks on ads that had social endorsements), social percent (percentage of total ad impressions with social endorsement) and social click-through rate (social clicks divided by social impressions)."
