Interesting discussion here between futurists Ross Dawson and Gerd Leonhard of The Futures Agency discussing where Twitter is going.
They talk about the “Twitter News Network”, a term originally coined by Jeff Jarvis, as a way of describing what Twitter has beceome as a news distribution platform where news breaks first. Read More
Homebase: finally on Twitter
UK do-it-yourself retailer Homebase has joined Twitter this week – following in the footsteps of its rival B&Q, which has been a long-time tweeter, with over 7,000 followers.
Homebase appears to be following the John Lewis tweeting route, setting up a branded, promotional account, @homebase_uk, as well as a trouble-shooting, customer-service oriented feed, @homebase_help.
This is pretty cool the great and the good from Playstation 3 Games past and present assemble in this new ad from Sony.
I’m not even close to be ing geeky enough to spot half of these game characters in this Sony version of the Star Wars Cantina, but that is Ghost from Modern Warfare. Who else can you spot? Read More
YouTube has launched a new politics channel, as presidential candidates in the United States gear up for the 2012 race to the Whitehouse.
YouTube Politics will feature the latest campaign ads and speeches from both Democratic and Republican candidates, as well as all the parodies, as witnessed by Tina Fey’s uncanny portrayal of Sarah Palin in 2008. Read More
Alternate Reality Games (ARGs) are not a new concept by any means. They have existed in varying forms for years, with varying success and involvement.
However, through innovation and technological advancement, new elements are being incorporated which make the games a lot more immersive for consumers.
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