Derek Richardson - My Digital Domain

My Digital Domain

How the Fortune 500 use Social Media in 2012 [infographic]

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Thanks to Martin Meyer-Gossner for this post on Social Media today!

How do the Fortune 500 use and evaluate Social Media sites? Please find a great infographic that illustrates some of the key Social Media statistics for the biggest corporate players.

Here are the key points…
– 23% already have a corporate blog.
– 58% have an active corporate Facebook account.
– 62% have an active corporate Twitter account and have tweeted from in the past 30 days.
– The biggest number of blogs is in specialist retail industry.

Via SocialMediaToday – Thanks!

A History of Hacktivism [INFOGRAPHIC]

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#Hacktivism has hit its tipping point. The year 2011 had the most hacktivism-related crimes in history. Hacktivists use digital tools to breach security systems to protest or take a stand on political issues. The New Age hacker is motivated by the pursuit of justice, and is often hard to stop.

created by Frugal Dad post via Mashable – Thanks!

“The Big Online Picture” By Nelville Hobson #mipaa

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This is a presentation worth sharing. Nelville Hobson at #mipaa

Where today’s digital landscape Is going: looking at the web, mobile and social media. Presentation at #MIPAA New Influencers, March 20, 2012.

The Big Online Picture

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The Radical Growth of the App Economy [INFOGRAPHIC]

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Since the launch of the first iPhone in 2007, the production and mainstream usage of smartphones has exploded. The device opened a world of innovation in mobile technology, which was soon followed by a similar boom from apps. Today, we rely on apps to do just about everything, from keeping us organized to pure entertainment. Millions of downloads later, the app economy is as strong as ever.

Via Mashable thanks!

Infographic by Frugal Dad

ACCA Social Media

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ACCA – FREE EVENT – Social Media & Business Networking

Speaker:

Derek Richardson

Derek prides himself on being a lateral new media specialist who interprets and builds communities out of a virtual reality understood by precious few. Over the past two decades he had travelled the world, being effected and effecting lives armed only with an uncanny knack to read, tap in and develop media solutions that ultimately affects the bottom line. His passion translates to the collective good of those who look to engage or be engaged with; either by plugging in, logging on having him interpret an environment that is as volatile as the world’s stock markets.

For more information click here:  ACCA Event

Download the presentation HERE