A simple story that illustrates the forces shaping social media. This video comes in an unbranded “presentation quality” version that can be licensed for use in the workplace. http://www.commoncraft.com/store-item/socialmedia
Duration : 0:3:44
Social Media in Plain English
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@stanshan69
It …
@stanshan69
It is called an example.
Great way to …
Great way to explain it. Very clever.
o Yeah bAbe
o Yeah bAbe
This is really …
This is really helpful to understand how business can profit from social media. Very nice job! If you seek more information you should also watch “Social Media in Europe and Germany”.
very clever ^^
very clever ^^
scoopville. such a …
scoopville. such a hilarious name
This guy should …
This guy should give it up. Scoopville? Making personal ice cream, some people liked pickles? What are you talking about!?!?!
terrorist …
terrorist communication/organization
you’re that stupid.
you’re that stupid.
Excellent
Excellent
This is very …
This is very similar to things I find on YouTube. I really love the way this shows opinions on the item, except that people don’t think about negative outcomes, because, frankly, their are none.
sorry, but i really …
sorry, but i really didn’t find this particularly helpful. I see that it’s kinda cute, and i’m totally fine with the whole metaphor idea – but surely it would be good to actually talk about social media for what it is today a little?
i refuse to believe …
i refuse to believe you’re that stupid
So stupid. Do they …
So stupid. Do they sell ice cream or what? How do they compete with the big factory?
Ei kokaiinijuhlia …
Ei kokaiinijuhlia Kotkan Kuutsalon saaressa Selin, Veijonen ja Samuli Edelmann.
i go to scoopville …
i go to scoopville if it existed
this is a better …
this is a better discription of the open source comunity then anything!
I would like to …
I would like to know, wish software die the used for this video:-)
SOCIAL MEDIA,….. …
SOCIAL MEDIA,….. I love Social Media, nice explanation
Point taken, though …
Point taken, though I think we might be getting into splitting hair territory. Do you have a link for that Center for Journalism quote? I’d love to blog about it.
A reply on a …
A reply on a podcast is not “episodic” by definition therefore not a true “podcast” but rather a “response video”.Therefore, I would rather consider podcasting as a tool for social media. ( not that all these make any significant difference in practice , only theoretically)
“Center for …
“Center for Journalism and Communication Research at the University of Texas at Austin in the USA proposed a four-part definition of a podcast: A podcast is a digital audio or video file that is episodic; downloadable; programme-driven, mainly with a host and/or theme; and convenient, usually via an automated feed with computer software”. One of the key words in the all definitions for podcasting is “episodically”.
Podcasting usually …
Podcasting usually comes with RSS, which usually means a comments section somewhere. Go back to the site where the podcast is posted and you’re likely to have a venue for return channel communication. I commented on a space podcast once and the following podcast spent 20 minutes answering my comment. Also, to the point of this video, you record your podcast, then I record my podcast in response – we both can ’cause it’s so cheap and easy – we’re communicating back and forth.
Simple yet …
Simple yet effective.
Scoopville sucks!
Scoopville sucks!
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