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26 Aug 2009

The Media Revolution

In: History of Social Media| Social Media Statistics| Useful Multimedia

 

In my research for interesting and useful statistics I came across this video originally posted by Buzzshift, I liked it so much I had to share it with all of you. Pay close attention to the facts, particularly the rates at which traditional media grew versus social media. It makes us feel proud at Re that we’re part of this media revolution.

 In other news we’d like to extend our appreciation to AllTop for incorporating us into their AllTop Social Media category. If you’re looking for the latest and greatest news in social media blogging, technology, or really anything you can wrap your mind around. AllTop’s got it.

Sheila

Social Media Communications Specialist  @ The Re Agency

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  • TAGS: cultural media, social culture, Social Media History, statistics rate



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    10 Jul 2009

    The Break Up: The End of the One Way Relationship.

    In: Useful Multimedia

    It’s not you, it’s me.

    You’ve all heard/used this phrase before, it’s the classic cop out for leaving a relationship relatively guilt-free.

    And now you’re hearing it again, but not from your furious ex, from consumers worldwide.

    Yes, they’re breaking up with you, because you don’t listen, because you say you love them but you don’t show them you love them, because you can’t provide them with the feedback they need to help your company-consumer relationship blossom into the beautiful, fruitful, functional union they require.

    Discerning isn’t it?

    You’d best start making some intelligent investments in a two- way conversation.

    Below is the ingenious video created by Belga for Microsoft details this divorce. Hiraliously.

    If you’d like to know more about the campaign it’s featured in Bring The Love Back along with the newer sequel.





    So get to it, get your consumer back.

    Sheila

    Social media Communications Specialist @ The RE Agency

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    8 Jul 2009

    Everything (In Plain English)

    In: Useful Multimedia

    SimplicitySimplicity reviewsSimplicity reviews.

    I am all about simplicity.

    Clear and concise, no jargon, just straight up English.

    Which is why I absolutely love Common Craft’s Plain English explanation videos.

    They create 3 minute semi- animated videos breaking down difficult lessons in a light and witty manner.

    They use a video style that is especially appealing: “… They’re short and simple. They use paper cut-outs. They cover subjects “in Plain English.” But lurking under the simple surface are lessons that have been crafted with great care. Despite our fun and lighthearted style, we take explanation seriously.”

    All their creations are custom made.

    Below is my favorite to date, Social Media In Plain English:


    Sheila

    Social Media Communications Specialist @ The RE Agency

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  • TAGS: 2.0, Plain english, Social media, social networking, Web 2.0



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