Posts Tagged ‘YouTube’

5 Secrets Behind Socialcam’s Growing Success

Tuesday, May 8th, 2012

Dubbed the “Instagram for video”, Socialcam is the newest smartphone app taking the social media world by storm. Last week it was rumoured that the start-up (founded by the guys behind the live video streaming website Justin.TV – Michael Seibel, Ammon Bartram and Guillaume Luccisano) had over 20 million active users of the app and [...]

Pirate Bay walks the plank but is it enforceable?

Friday, May 4th, 2012

Once again the age old argument of online piracy reared its eye patched head and stamped its wooden leg all over the media this week. With the UK High Court looking to block access to Pirate bay the murky difference between their site and any other site hosting online media is once again causing heated [...]

Why brands shouldn’t try to create their own Facebook

Thursday, November 10th, 2011

This morning PRWeek ran a story suggesting they’d seen ‘secret plans’ from Britain’s largest bank – HSBC – to create a “new online platform catering for customers’ non-financial needs” (UPDATE: Which they have now denied). This comes a week after similar plans were supposedly leaked for a Manchester United social network – which was eventually [...]

Chinese social media debate rages over US ambassador photo

Wednesday, August 24th, 2011

An exclusive story that broke and was spread by social media last week has sparked debate. A seemingly benign photo of the US ambassador to China buying coffee whilst carrying a rucksack has attracted widespread praise of Ambassador Gary Locke, in contrast to the lavish displays often seen by Chinese public servants. Chen Weihua writing [...]