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Dan Zarrella: Social media science and Twitter linguistic analysis

May 27, 2011 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Design UX, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

Dan is an interesting guy with a strong web and social networking background. He is a social media scientist and has designed a number of linguistic tools to analyze online behavior.

My Bio | Dan Zarrella.

Science Of Twitter 2013 (slideshare.net)
5 Proven Social Media Call-to-Action Tips [Research] (heidicohen.com)
Nieman Journalism Lab & Dan Zarrella: When to Share (everything.typepad.com)
10 Tactics for Integrating Photographs into Content Marketing (contentmarketinginstitute.com)
How much is the right amount to tweet? (rossdawsonblog.com)
Social media ROI vs. the value of your mom (r3r.com)
The art of the retweet: does time of day matter? (polarisprinc.com)
The nine top social media stories of 2011 (raventools.com)
What type of Tweets get retweeted most? Bites of Wisdom (beth.typepad.com)
Collection Services Company, Rapid Recovery Solutions, Responds To Bloomberg Article Analyzing Social Media’s Role In Debt Collection (prweb.com)

Selectminds: Social Recruiting and Community Management Software

September 7, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

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Social Recruiting and Community Management Software.

Online Community Software | Leverage Software

September 7, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Knowledge Management

Online Community Software |

Market Research, Facebook-style (Photo credit: @superamit)

Software.

Another instant social networking market research

Intronetworks.com: Social Networking Platform for Private Online Communities

September 7, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Knowledge Management

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Social Networking Platform for Private Online Communities.

Another instant social network product market research community tool

Bob Servant: the spammer’s nightmare

August 29, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Systems Science

Bob Servant – Official Website.

This guy is hilarious. He has decided to write back to spammers and harass them into submission with bizarre ploys.

hiding from spammers (ask.metafilter.com)
Reddit Thinks I’m a Spammer (amir.rachum.com)
Spammers flood Facebook’s own Help Center (nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
5 Popular Twitter Habits That Make You Look Like a Spammer (clurradonald.com)
Spammers make a combined $200 million a year while costing society $20 billion (bgr.com)
Spammers Using Fake Facebook Email To Upload Malware To Users (valuewalk.com)
Any SEO could damage your site as a spam site (zdnet.com)
For My Lovely Spammers (criticsmaylie.wordpress.com)
How to keep Facebook spammers from hijacking your wall – ZDNet (blog) (zdnet.com)
Any SEO — White Hat Or Black — Could Flag You As A Spammer (siliconvalleywatcher.com)

Email Marketing and Social Media Marketing Software – iContact

August 24, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Design UX, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata, Regenerative Economy

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Email Marketing and Social Media Marketing Software – iContact.

I’m introducing web 2.0 tools into life science companies and am interested in this contact tool for creating newsletters etc.

Email Marketing Meets Social Media (twincreekmedia.com)
11 Ways to Combine Email & Social Media Marketing to Get More Customers (blogs.constantcontact.com)
Can’t Social Media and Email Marketing Just Get Along? (community.constantcontact.com)
Vocus Offers 30-Day Starter Plan for Email Marketing with iContact… (prweb.com)
PR, Social Media, SEO & Email Marketing – A Singular View of the Truth (pamil-visions.net)
Vocus iContact Free Trial a “Win-Win” (pamil-visions.net)
Email Marketing vs Social Media Marketing [Infographic] (sendblaster.com)
Integrated Marketing Checklist: Tying Together Your Promotion Across Platforms (searchenginewatch.com)

The 4-Hour Workweek: Getting stuff done using crowdsourced innovation

August 23, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Ethnographic Methods, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata, Regenerative Economy

Cover of "The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5... — Cover via Amazon

The 4-Hour Workweek and Timothy Ferriss.

The Many Roads to Retirement (getrichslowly.org)
The four-hour week (thehindu.com)
Doing something meaningful. (millahallanoro.wordpress.com)
The 4-hour work week? Could it be real? (millahallanoro.wordpress.com)
Basics of Working Productively and Effectively [John Murray] (ecademy.com)
Should we drop the “Virtual Assistant” title? (vadirectory.net)
The 4 Hour Work Week (startups.typepad.com)
To Be Your Best, Try Being “Uncomfortable” (forbes.com)
REVIEW: “The 4-Hour Workweek” by Timothy Ferriss (shouldbereading.wordpress.com)
Tech PR: Beyond SEO to Content Engineering (customerthink.com)

CBI Social Media Pharma Conference Videos now available from Pixels and Pills

June 28, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Digital health, Health Informatics, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Regenerative Economy

via www.pixelsandpills.com

More videos and tweets from the CBI social media conference by Pixels and Pills are now posted on their site. The importance of trust and authenticity in patient/professional/industry interaction thru new online channels is emphasized.

CBI Social Media Tools Conference Agenda

Upcoming Pharma Conferences: December 2012 (medmeme.com)
Pharma Marketing to Physicians for 2012 [INFOGRAPHIC] (medmeme.com)
How Has Pharma Marketing Changed Over the Last Three Years? (medmeme.com)
Social Media Ranks Low for Small Business [INFOGRAPHIC] (hiscoxusa.com)
Is FDA keeping social media from taking flight in pharma? (fiercebiotechit.com)
Biotech, pharma warming up to Facebook (fiercebiotechit.com)
Pharma cannot afford to ignore social media (pharmastrategic.com)
Pharma cannot afford to ignore social media (worldofdtcmarketing.com)
Social media and stalking; are you doing it wrong? (casyb360.wordpress.com)
Drug side effects via social media (worldofdtcmarketing.com)

Cyborg Anthropology: Amber Case

May 23, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata

Amber Case has pioneered the field of cyborg anthropology: explaining the human side of new machines…

Amber Case

We are all cyborgs now: Amber Case on TED.com (ted.com)
Machines Make Us More Human (jtm71.wordpress.com)
My top 5 Online Anthropology Sources (thegeekanthropologist.com)
The Illustrated Dictionary of Cyborg Anthropology Explains How We’re All Part Machine (wired.com)
Greg Gage: We Aren’t All Cyborgs… Yet (huffingtonpost.com)
10 Somewhat Famous Geeks You Should Know (brainz.org)
New Interview with Cyborg Anthropologist Amber Case (izabael.com)
Does Facebook make everyone a cyborg? (rawstory.com)

HowAboutWe: accidental anthropologists capitalize on the principle of homophily in online dating

May 23, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Linguistic Search

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Recently social data science has found fertile new ground in the booming field of online dating. By tweaking algorithms to increase the likelihood of a match, many online dating sites are becoming defacto behavioral science labs, constantly analyzing what makes people want to hang out, or start a relationship. Now along comes another company that is capitalizing on the principle of homophily: the fact that in general people like lemmings like to do what they see others doing. One month is it is taco joints, the next month fondue.

HowAboutWe | Online Dating

Dating Site HowAboutWe Has A Cool Brooklyn Office [PHOTOS] (businessinsider.com)
Dating Site HowAboutWe Has A Cool Brooklyn Office [PHOTOS] (embargozone.com)
Online Dating For Those Over 50 (boston.cbslocal.com)
Go-Karting, Brunch Margaritas & 12 More Great NYC Dates Posted Today On HowAboutWe (howaboutwe.com)
Secret Santa: We’re Giving Away a Free Date to Our Next Five HowAboutWe for Couples Members! (howaboutwe.com)
One Million First Dates: Fascinating (& Surprising) Patterns Discovered by Analyzing HowAboutWe Dates (howaboutwe.com)
Portlanders love vodka, Detroiters volunteer and New Yorkers play board games: What HowAboutWe’s 1M dates say about the way we go out (pandodaily.com)
Dating Sites — for All Ages — Focus on Keeping It Real (sci-tech-today.com)
Social Media: The Digital You & The Social Stalker (simplisafe.com)

The politics of the internet: orkutificação or becoming “orkutised”

May 22, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

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In contrast to utopian ideals of some, the Internet like most other domains of social conduct is rapidly being divided into closed networks, haves and have nots. MySpace has been branded “lower class” and in Brazil wealthier citizens are migrating to Facebook from Orkut (Google’s social network) and branding those who still use the older network as orkutificação, or becoming “orkutised”. The word in fact has been expanded into other areas of social life: A place undergoing orkutificação is full of strangers, open to anyone.

E-communication and society: A cyber-house divided | The Economist.

You are not a gadget: Considering the social side of new technologies

May 22, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Digital health, Ethnographic Methods, Linguistic Search

A good critique of some of the risks and issues of today’s exploding use of online social media. Jaron Lanier argues it is creating a wealth of fake, fragmented social relationships, endlessly rehashed content and demeaning true human talents. And this is coming from a hardcore techie who developed VR. However his parents relocated to New Mexico from NYC to live in tents for much of his childhood so I suppose he has seen both sides of the coin…

Brain scan: The virtual curmudgeon | The Economist

Information wants to be free, but the world isn’t ready (theverge.com)
What Turned Jaron Lanier Against the Web? (smithsonianmag.com)
Why author and virtual reality pioneer Jaron Lanier rejected the modern web (theverge.com)
The Virtual Realist (raxacollective.wordpress.com)
Jaron Lanier on How to Not Create a New Cyber Plutocracy (singularityweblog.com)
Protect Your Bubble Announces its Valentine’s Day Gadget Gift Guide (prweb.com)

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