With Vine, Instagram video, and the ever-increasing popularity of YouTube, video is dominating the social media landscape in 2013.
Uberfip’s latest video infographic provides interesting facts and figures about the growth of social video, and what these numbers represent for marketers.
Don’t miss the chance to hear from the three men who started the 3D printing boom at the Inside 3D Printing Conference & Expo, September 17-18 in San Jose, California. Chuck Hull, Carl Deckard, and Scott Crump will explore their early technical and commercial challenges, and what it took to make 3D printing a successful business. Learn more.
There’s no scientific formula for predicting whether or not something will go viral on the Internet.
But a monolithic social network like Twitter certainly has the massive data pool from which to at least glean insights into the path to virality.
The State of Origin is basically the Super Bowl of rugby, an annual best-of-three series of rugby league football matches between the Blues and the Maroons, who represent the Australian states of New South Wales and Queensland, respectively.
In honor of the premier sporting event, Australia’s National Rugby League (NRL) partnered with digital marketing agency VML Australia to create a tricked-out NRL Mission Control Room. Take a look inside.
Video is the new black when it comes to social media, and digital marketers and advertisers are using social video in increasingly innovative ways.
Singer Demi Lovato’s marketing team tapped into her Twitter following to run a promotion unlocking YouTube singles based on social buzz. The NBA teamed up with Twitter to promote #NBARapidReplay videos in-stream. Even Joan Rivers is getting in on the social video game with a new YouTube series.
And, of course, there’s Vine, a social video content creation engine in its own category.
One of the highlights of AllThingsD’s “D: Dive Into Mobile” conference in April was Twitter product head Michael Sippey’s 1-on-1 with Peter Kafka about Vine.
AllThingsD just released the full video of the conversation, and it is definitely worth a watch.
Comedians and Twitter just mix well, like burgers and fries. Or burgers and hot dogs, if you like your Twitter humor on the juicier side.
To wit: Conversations With A Twitter Feed, a hilarious web series created, written and directed by Alex J. Mann, who moonlights as a writer for SomeECards. David C. Monk is the director of photography and editor.
Mother’s Day is just two days away, and thanks to this infographic we know that moms and social media make a great mix.
Twitter is well-aware of that fact, too, so they created a Public Service Announcement regarding Mother’s Day.
Last Sunday, Lara Logan interviewed Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey for 60 Minutes on CBS.
There were quite a few revelations in Dorsey’s interview, including the fact that he would like to run for mayor of NYC.
You can watch the full interview segment in our recap post. Alternatively, check out the following infographical video recap to find out the 411 on Mr. Dorsey.
Roses are red, violets are blue, social media is awesome, and so are you!
That’s the gist of what Facebook staffer Jon Park said in his video proposal to longtime girlfriend, Twitter employee Genevieve Wong. Well… sort of.
The video is called the “Twitbook Proposal,” and you have to see it.
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