Congratulations to the 2010 Dallas Show Medal Winners
Congratulations to all the 2010 Dallas Show Medal Winners! Photos of the winning work can be seen in the upcomming issue of Roungh later this Summer. If you couldn’t attend the show, or spent a little too much time at the bar proir to the ceremony, here is a complete list of awards:
Erik Qualman from Socialnomics has just released Social Media Revolution 2, a refresh based on his original video from 2009 that had about 2 million views on YouTube and was a must watch video with some amazing statistics. For 2010, he has updated the video with the latest stats, figures and information on everything social, along with upgrading some of the graphics and a few animation elements. Unfortunately, it still has the same soundtrack! Enjoy the video.
AKQA & GAP have launched their first iPad app, an integrated mobile shopping platform balanced with some great branded content. The app includes video interviews, social feeds from facebook and twitter amongst all sorts of goodness, but the biggest thing here is that everything is ready for purchase or sharing directly from the iPad app, no matter what piece of content you are looking at.
I also love how you can directly check out from with in the app, and while doing so, still see a full screen view of the product you are buying! Very cool. Download the app here.
Every year, the technology, entertainment, and design worlds’ most inspired movers and shakers convene in Long Beach, California, for a week of forward thinking revelry. TED 2010, which ran from February 9 to 13, and which a few GOOD team members attended, was no exception. After taking some time to reflect on the event, we’ve compiled our 10 favorite talks from TED 2010.
Muhammad Saleem is a social media consultant and a top-ranked community member on multiple social news sites. Follow him on Twitter for more social media insights.
Facebook’s official company statistics outline the breakdown of the sites over 400 million active users. While the site points out about 70% of Facebook users are outside the United States, it doesn’t dive deeper into the U.S. numbers.
To find out more about the average American Facebook user and how he or she compares to the average American, we dug a little further. After crunching the numbers and comparing the data, this is what we found.