youtube.com - 9/27/2009
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The latest version of the "Shift happens" videos updated for autumn 2009, developed by XPLANE in partnership with The Economist. This Did You Know ...
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Some of my favourite links and things from the past week, drawn from delicious, Twitter, Facebook and all of the other nooks and crannies I poke around in.
Nice updated version of the "Did You Know 2.0" video
New Nielsen research on Social Media
I don't think there ...
billions of facts, zero answers
Influx Insights Weblog —
Here's yet another factoid filled presentation that touches on the decline of advertising, the rise of digital and the increasing power of technology. We've heard all of this a billion times before and these facts are instantly available to us at a touch of a button. Of course, there are always new factoids and updates, but it's basically the same old story. ...
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This Post is Not For Economist Readers
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