Yet another compilation of great stuff
The following links would normally each deserve a post and a carefully written analysis/point of view.
Like the rabbit in Alice in Wonderland, I’m late, I’m late, so here is yet another rough compilation of those good links.
If it doesn’t spread, it’s dead : if you don’t have much time, this is the article you should read first, Henry Jenkins from the MIT delivered a very smart analysis over content spreadability. The kind of article that makes me want to go back to studies.
Another academic article about communities, food for thought…
I like this visual representation of the personnal digital platform, made by Bridgetz. I would strongly encourage you to follow her if you are on Twitter.
I love the battle between the Blackberry and the iPhone. As stated before on this blog, I am a fan of anything related to brands taunting each other through content, as long as it is respecting the obvious code of conduct that goes with it.
Video 1 : Blackberry wins
Video 2 : iPhone wins
Charlene Li comes up with an interesting deck presented during the latest SXSW conference about the evolution of social networks. Worth taking a look.
Pure rant, aimed at igniting mayhem in the comments, needless to say I don’t agree with his statements. I am not even sure that he means what he says. The debate remains quiet interesting. He is basically kicking both PR and digital agencies for claiming social as their territory.
A well assembled Facebook social graph analysis. Bookmark this for later use.
Finally, the ultimate toolkit for selling social media to your boss, your colleagues, your clients,… whatever.









