Showing posts with label infographics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label infographics. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Social Media around the world

Which social media is popular in countries around the world.
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Thursday, August 12, 2010

Inception

Inception. Once awhile comes a film that makes your mind do mental gymnastics.

I always see a movie once. 

Then I wait for the DVD. Its cheap and it will probably come out in 3 to 6 months. The time frame from movie to DVD is now shorter.
  • Why DVDs? -- I can have the subtitle, pause and replay a scene to get the deeper meaning of the movie.
I definitely won't be stupid enough to see it more than once in a movie.

Granted, the DVD will come out later. So what if you can't be gratified instantly.

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Friday, August 6, 2010

Incredible Shrinking World

Our world now:
  • Smaller,
  • Faster, and more
  • Connected.
Changing how we:
  • live,
  • work,
  • communicate, and
  • share.
Don't you realize we are on a media evolution? And you are a part of it.


Infographic by Column Five Media

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Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Inception in Infographics

Seen Inception? To make sense of it all, here's timeline of Inception.



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Monday, August 2, 2010

State of YouTube .

In October 2006, Google bought Youtube for $1.65bn. Youtube was then a still-unprofitable startup. Everything changed with Google acquisition.
  • It has dominated the Video Sharing Space. 
  • It become a stable and efficient service. 
  • It a trend setter also. 
Google’s Youtube glory has not come easy. Google tried to kill the brand Youtube through Google Video but failed terribly.

Google realized that people love to use Youtube as a video sharing site and the same people will use Google for search.

They wont do the both in Google. Google ultimately killed its Google Video project.

At YouTube, you’re the star, the director, the producer. Its your own TV show, it’s all about you. What you see, what you do, and what you envision – YouTube became the venue to express… whatever.

And now the video limit is up to 15 mins.

The Infographic below from our friends at Flowtown truly puts it all in perspective.


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