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Internet`s a flop! 6 juni 2012
- 1. INTERNET`S A FLOP! A presentation of Social Media
- 2. DISCLAIMER • My opinions, not Noreco`s • Private use, not company use • Examples gathered to illustrate the point, not as my contribution or opinion to the actual discussion or event. • Sources are either linked or shown in screen
- 3. I LOVE YOUJUST THE WAY YOU ARE!
- 4. I LOVE YOUJUST THE WAY YOU ARE! • Unconditional
- 5. I LOVE YOUJUST THE WAY YOU ARE! • Unconditional • Is communication unconditional?
- 6. I LOVE YOUJUST THE WAY YOU ARE! • Unconditional • Is communication unconditional?
- 7. I LOVE YOUJUST THE WAY YOU ARE! • Unconditional • Is communication unconditional?
- 8. I LOVE YOUJUST THE WAY YOU ARE! • Unconditional • Is communication unconditional?
- 9. I LOVE YOUJUST THE WAY YOU ARE! • Unconditional • Is communication unconditional?
- 10. I LOVE YOUJUST THE WAY YOU ARE! • Unconditional • Is communication unconditional? •
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- 12. EVOLUTION • Survival of the fittest?
- 13. EVOLUTION • Survival of the fittest? • Survival of the strongest? - Short term...
- 14. EVOLUTION • Survival of the fittest? • Survival of the strongest? - Short term... • Survival of the most intelligent?
- 15. EVOLUTION • Survival of the fittest? • Survival of the strongest? - Short term... • Survival of the most intelligent? • Survival of the one most responsive to change
- 16. EVOLUTION • Survival of the fittest? • Survival of the strongest? - Short term... • Survival of the most intelligent? • Survival of the one most responsive to change • Do we need to be responsive to change?
- 17. EVOLUTION • Survival of the fittest? • Survival of the strongest? - Short term... • Survival of the most intelligent? • Survival of the one most responsive to change • Do we need to be responsive to change? • Rhetorical question
- 18. SO, WHAT AREOUR CHILDREN... , USED TO? OR REALLY, REALLY YOUNG EMPLOYEES
- 19. SO, WHAT AREOUR CHILDREN... , USED TO?OR REALLY, REALLY YOUNG EMPLOYEES • Round Earth? Yeah right... (Christopher Columbus clearly won this one)
- 20. SO, WHAT AREOUR CHILDREN... , USED TO? OR REALLY, REALLY YOUNG EMPLOYEES • Round Earth? Yeah right... (Christopher Columbus clearly won this one) • There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home (Ken Olsen, 1977)
- 21. SO, WHAT AREOUR CHILDREN... , USED TO? OR REALLY, REALLY YOUNG EMPLOYEES • Round Earth? Yeah right... (Christopher Columbus clearly won this one) • There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home (Ken Olsen, 1977) • 640 KB is enough for everyone (Bill Gates, 1981)
- 22. SO, WHAT AREOUR CHILDREN... , USED TO? OR REALLY, REALLY YOUNG EMPLOYEES • Round Earth? Yeah right... (Christopher Columbus clearly won this one) • There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home (Ken Olsen, 1977) • 640 KB is enough for everyone (Bill Gates, 1981) • Internet`s a flop.. (Leif Osvold, 1996)
- 23. SO, WHAT AREOUR CHILDREN... , USED TO? OR REALLY, REALLY YOUNG EMPLOYEES • Round Earth? Yeah right... (Christopher Columbus clearly won this one) • There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home (Ken Olsen, 1977) • 640 KB is enough for everyone (Bill Gates, 1981) • Internet`s a flop.. (Leif Osvold, 1996) • Cell phones
- 24. SO, WHAT AREOUR CHILDREN... , USED TO? OR REALLY, REALLY YOUNG EMPLOYEES • Round Earth? Yeah right... (Christopher Columbus clearly won this one) • There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home (Ken Olsen, 1977) • 640 KB is enough for everyone (Bill Gates, 1981) • Internet`s a flop.. (Leif Osvold, 1996) • Cell phones • iPad - I kind of can`t see the point (T Skartveit 2010)
- 25. SO, WHAT AREOUR CHILDREN... , USED TO? OR REALLY, REALLY YOUNG EMPLOYEES • Round Earth? Yeah right... (Christopher Columbus clearly won this one) • There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home (Ken Olsen, 1977) • 640 KB is enough for everyone (Bill Gates, 1981) • Internet`s a flop.. (Leif Osvold, 1996) • Cell phones • iPad - I kind of can`t see the point (T Skartveit 2010)
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- 30. • Twitter is a real-time • Hashtags mark keywords and information network the use of them create trends • Aka micro blogging • You can follow who you like and everyone can follow you • At the heart of Twitter are small bursts of information • You can retweet tweets you called Tweets. 140 characters find interesting to your only followers • 150 million users, 50 million More on https://support.twitter.com/ tweets pr day
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- 43. #Syria #25jan #isad #ThankYouSteve #SteveJobs #prayforjapan #OccupyWallstreet More on https://support.twitter.com/
- 44. DOES THIS ADDVALUE? • Do the news add value?
- 45. ASSUMPTION IS THEMOTHER OF ALL FUCK-UPS
- 46. EVEN PEOPLE LIVINGOF SOCIAL MEDIA MESS UP
- 47. Social community thatallows you to connect and communicate with friends and organizations. 900 million users world wide.
- 48. Social community thatallows you to connect and communicate with friends and organizations. 900 million users world wide.
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- 53. IMPACT? • Hashad hugeimpact in some events, such as the revolution in Egypt. • 104 billion USD IPO 17 May 2012, 3rd largest in US history
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- 55. LINKED IN • Discussion • Groups (interests, position, education) • Follow companies • Recruitment
- 56. PINTEREST • «Connect everyone in the world through the «things» they find interesting» • Graphic • Interesting? • Frequency: 3-5 visits a week http://pinterest.com/about/
- 57. • Not so much? Remember business context, girls http://pinterest.com/about/
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- 59. INSTAGRAM • Picture sharing and editing • Value of mobile pictures • Sharing to multiple platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Flickr) • Frequency: Posting 2-4 photos a week @screensailor & @noepahjertet
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- 62. KLOUT • Value? Well,there`s an app for that! • «The Klout Score measures influence based on your ability to drive action. Every time you create content or engage you influence others. The Klout Score uses data from social networks in order to measure» • Frequency: Based on push notifications on score Klout.com
- 63. EXPERTS? • Cecile Staude - http://ceciliestaude.no/ • Astrid Valen Utvik (15. most powerful Norwegian woman in media and communications - Kaptial- )- http://valen-utvik.no/ • Trine Grung - http://www.trinegrung.no/chills/ • Hans Petter N-Hansen - http://hanspetter.info/ (Messed up: http://hanspetter.info/2012/05/snakk-om-a-drite-seg-ut-i- sosiale-medier/ )
- 64. DISADVANTAGES - OR NOTES TO SELF... • Multitasking • Time consuming • Extensive amount of information needs quality assurance
- 65. NEXT STEP • How to use Social Media for business purposes?
- 66. PRODUCTIVITY • Evernote - Everything everywhere. • Instapaper - Read later or save • Google account and Crome - bookmarks, history, log in details -everywhere. • Dropbox - safe, efficient, storage, sharing • Mindomo - mind managing
- 67. THANK YOU FORYOUR ATTENTION! • Facebook.com/toneskartveit • twitter.com/ToneSkartveit • linkedin.com/pub/tone-klepaker-skartveit/8/2bb/169 • http://pinterest.com/toneskartveit • http://klout.com/#/ToneSkartveit
- 68. SOURCES INFOGRAPHICS • Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/1768912/ •Facebook IPO social-media-oslo •Evolution of communication •Very Pinteresting •Ten Types of Facebook Friends • Khaled Mohamed Saeed http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ •Map of online communities Death_of_Khaled_Mohamed_Saeed • Tweets from 22 July: Twitter hashtags #Utøya and #Osloxpl http://vimeo.com/26800558
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- #25 Social media definition: a group of Internet-based applications that build on the ideological and technological foundations of Web 2.0, and that allow the creation and exchange of user-generated content\n
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- #54 Khaled Saeed 28, was a blogger in Egypt, he was beaten and tortured death for what he wrote on the 6th of June, 2010.His murder sparked outrage and protest in Egypt which contributed to the eventual fall of President Mubarak. Shortly after his death, Amnesty International demanded a full inquiry. (Wikipedia)\n
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