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02/05/10 Sample Footer Text Here 1. USC, Not UGC
 
 
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Only 2/20 Of 100m Videos Are UGC 100% Is USC (User  Shared  Content)
80% Of Content Shared Is Professionally Produced
02/05/10 Sample Footer Text Here Facebook Sends More Traffic To News Site Than Google News
Content is king… Conversation is king, content’s just something to talk about Ideas People Love To Share
2. Media Platforms, Not Producers respres on flickr
Facebook To Break 500 Million?
Twitter: Pulse Of The Planet?
jonsson on flickr 1 Billion Views A Day
Defining social media Digging The News digg NYT
3. Social, Mobile & The Ladder Milica Sekulic on flickr
Forrester’s Ladder Creators Critics Collectors Joiners Spectators Inactive Source: Forrester’s NAVTAS Q4 2006 Devices & Access Online Survery Use social networking sites Comment on blogs Post ratings and reviews None of these activities Read blogs Watch peer-generated video Listen to podcasts Use RSS Tag Web pages Publish Web page Publish or maintain blog Upload video to sites like YouTube
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bohman on flickr The Ladder’s On Its Side
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4. Socialising Television dailyinvention on flickr
Over 1,000 Ratings
Over 1,000 Tweets A Minute
nicolasnova on flickr Ciarán Norris [email_address]

When All Media Is Social: How Social Became Mainstream

Editor's Notes

  • #15 Twitter’s growth this year has been huge...
  • #19 Yet looking at Forrester’s Social Technographic Ladder, we can see that historically, creating content has required deep engagement by the consumer; whether through knowing HTML, setting up a blog, having a video camera...