Mashable, 04/24/2012
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- Creating Good Social Content – Infographic
- Choosing The Most Effective Social Media Platforms – Infographic
- New York City Impressions – Soho
- Warhol’s ‘Four Marilyns’ Fetches $38.2M at Auction
- Google Glass: How Facebook and Twitter Are Co-Opting the Device
- Worst Social Media Advice You Can Get – Part 14 – Don’t Respond To Negative Comments To Protect Your Brand
- Baby Boomers: America’s Greatest Consumer Generation – Infographic
- A Peek Into Nike’s $100 Million Plan for 2016
- Netflix Dominates Video Traffic in North America
- How A Video Is Shared Across Social Networks – Infographic
- Online Brand Marketing In 2013 – Infographic
- Google Glass’ Rock Star Rooftop Entrance
- Content Marketing: Increase The Quality Of Your Content – Part 7 – Create An Infographic
- Getting Schooled By Google – The Growth Of Google Apps For Education – Infographic
- New York City Impressions – Skyline With Brooklyn Bridge And Park
- There’s No Such Thing As A Universal ‘Best Time’ To Post On Facebook
- Worst Social Media Advice You Can Get – Part 13 – Don’t Let Your Employees Use Social Media
- Luxury Retail Bet on Wealthy Consumers
- Google’s New Subscription Music Service: Why the Company Needed It
- Business: The Young And Influential – Infographic
- Latinos on the Road: A Social and Mobile Ride – Infographic
- Driving Effective Customer Retention for Communications Service Providers – Infographic
- BlackBerry to Offer Messaging App on Apple, Android
- In-Flight Wi-Fi on American Carriers ‘Absolutely Inevitable’
- Content Marketing: Increase The Quality Of Your Content – Part 6, Share Reports, Charts And White Papers On Pinterest
- 10 Movers And Shakers Of Silicon Valley – Infographic
- Online Marketing Strategy: 5 Questions To Ask – Inofgraphic
- Is Twitter Really Worth $10 Billion?
- For New Bloggers: Most Asked Questions – Infographic
- Worst Social Media Advice You Can Get – Part 12, Don’t Get Personal
- New York City Impressions – Pier 17, Downtown
- Google’s Stock Price: What Is Boosting It?
- Apple’s Plan for the Next iPhone
- Most Engaging On Google+ – Oh, Wow! – Infographic
- Mobile Purchases And Banking Keep Growing – Infographic
- Content Marketing: Increase The Quality Of Your Content – Part 5, Host A Webinar
- How To Use Twitter Lists – Infographic
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- LinkedIn’s Most Shared: Can You Make More Money Using a Nickname?
- Campari Launches Star-Studded Campaign to Sell ‘Red Passion’
- Worst Social Media Advice You Can Get – Part 11 – An Intern Can Manage It…
- Shadow Accounting – A Look Inside Hedge Funds – Infographic
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- Content Marketing: Increase The Quality Of Your Content – Part 4, Share Presentations
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Wow – What a great info graphic. Thanks for sharing. In my opinion – If two world wars (much worse circumstances) couldn’t stop creativity then nothing can….
Awesome post – Thanks again for sharing.
Thanks Vitus for sharing! We’re in a very creative era with a great potential in innovation where the digital world like social media are certainly altering and enhancing but not killing it, I think that we’re in a global shift to more creative standardization! I think! Have a great and happy Wednesday! Best, Lucas
I do agree (Besides, How much creativeness can come out of war, lol) – With the rate of development in the world of today one has much more opportunities for creative geniuses to evolve.
Thanks for the feedback – Enjoy.
The Russian author Leo Tolstoy wrote about the complexity of live and creativity in his book “War and Peace”, an epic that is regarded as one of the most important works of world literature that is considered Tolstoy’s finest literary achievement. We have to end all the wars I think and I”m convinced that we can achieve it thanks to social media, thanks to more global communication, collaboration and understanding and I hope that the good emotion, love, will win over the bad emotion, fear, to enhance an even more creative world!