Tagging: Can User-Generated Content Improve Our Services?Katja Šnuderl
A couple of years ago there was a lot of discussion about how to improve search engines on the statistical websites. We are still struggling to make them better. On the other hand, in the last few years user-generated content on the internet, with impressive growth of Web 2.0 tools and services, introduced not only user-generated content, but also user-defined classification of items. The so called "folksonomy" introduced a new, complementary way of classifying items, significantly different from the pre-defined, authoritative taxonomies. Folksonomy is a result of tagging. In applications like YouTube (video clip database), Flickr (picture database), SlideShare (presentation database), blogs and others, users attach one or more words (tags) to every object in the database. Tags support search and aggregation lists.
It takes just one step to move from entering search keywords ourselves, using all of our knowledge, experiences and intuition in order to tailor the search results to user needs, to allowing our own users to enter tags themselves. This step creates a paradigm shift, exactly the same one as has turned Web 2.0 applications into a big success: Users – not producers – control the way they find and use information. By allowing users to enter tags we can actually allow users to help themselves by helping us.
The document contains 15 media content analyses from various news outlets such as magazines, newspapers, websites and more regarding coverage of Erafone Megastore. The analyses include information on the media source, headline, editor, date, type of news coverage and source of the story. The stories range from press conferences and grand openings to promotions and new products seen at Erafone Megastore outlets.
Tagging: Can User-Generated Content Improve Our Services?Katja Šnuderl
A couple of years ago there was a lot of discussion about how to improve search engines on the statistical websites. We are still struggling to make them better. On the other hand, in the last few years user-generated content on the internet, with impressive growth of Web 2.0 tools and services, introduced not only user-generated content, but also user-defined classification of items. The so called "folksonomy" introduced a new, complementary way of classifying items, significantly different from the pre-defined, authoritative taxonomies. Folksonomy is a result of tagging. In applications like YouTube (video clip database), Flickr (picture database), SlideShare (presentation database), blogs and others, users attach one or more words (tags) to every object in the database. Tags support search and aggregation lists.
It takes just one step to move from entering search keywords ourselves, using all of our knowledge, experiences and intuition in order to tailor the search results to user needs, to allowing our own users to enter tags themselves. This step creates a paradigm shift, exactly the same one as has turned Web 2.0 applications into a big success: Users – not producers – control the way they find and use information. By allowing users to enter tags we can actually allow users to help themselves by helping us.
The document contains 15 media content analyses from various news outlets such as magazines, newspapers, websites and more regarding coverage of Erafone Megastore. The analyses include information on the media source, headline, editor, date, type of news coverage and source of the story. The stories range from press conferences and grand openings to promotions and new products seen at Erafone Megastore outlets.
Laporan harian Berita Lensa Optifog 28 juni 2011mistertipr
The document contains media clippings from 10 different publications regarding the company Optifog and its anti-fog lens products. The clippings provide information on articles published between June 23rd and June 28th 2011, including headlines, publishing dates, pages and sections. The sources of the articles are listed as press releases, press conferences or news agencies.
Presentation at Training on best practices – Dissemination web site, output database (project Strengthening the Institutional Capacity for BiH Statistics)
Laporan harian Lensa optifog 01 juli 2011mistertipr
Essilor, a French lens manufacturer, launched its Optifog lens and aims to capture 20-30% of the market share in Indonesia. The company is expanding its market to the city of Semarang and is ready to dominate the Indonesian market. Several online and print news media reported on Essilor's launch of Optifog lenses and its plans to increase its presence in Indonesia from June 28 to 30, 2011.
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang pengembangan merek dalam industri citra politik. Politik dapat dilihat sebagai upaya mempengaruhi orang lain untuk memilih sebuah partai melalui pengemasan citra dan popularitas. Proses pemasaran politik meliputi riset pasar, penyusunan pesan, segmentasi pemilih, dan positioning untuk mencapai tujuan membentuk reputasi politik dan menarik dukungan pemilih.
Presentation at Training on best practices – Dissemination web site, output database (project Strengthening the Institutional Capacity for BiH Statistics)
Laporan harian Berita Lensa Optifog 05 juli 2011mistertipr
The document contains 11 media clippings from June 27-30, 2011 about Essilor launching anti-fog lenses in Indonesia and their goal to capture 30% of the Indonesian lens market. The clippings appeared in various printed newspapers from Central Java like Bisnis Jateng Print and Harian Semarang Print as well as online on Optikkita.com. They covered Essilor's press releases on their new anti-fog lenses and their expansion into the Semarang market in Indonesia.
This document contains 15 media clippings from various news sources in Indonesia reporting on the launch of Essilor's new Optifog lens, an anti-fog lens. The clippings provide information on the publication, headline, editor, date, page placement, and ad and PR values for each news story. The sources include newspapers, websites, blogs and photo agencies.
This document provides information about Tarsih Ekaputra, a PR consultant, trainer, and in-house training developer in Indonesia. It outlines his experience and background in journalism and PR, lists past clients he has worked with, the training workshops and topics he offers, his rate card for consulting and training services, and his contact information.
Laporan harian berita Lensa optifog 01 juli 2011mistertipr
Essilor, a French lens manufacturer, launched its Optifog lens and aims to capture 20-30% of the market share in Indonesia. The company is expanding its market to the city of Semarang and is ready to dominate the Indonesian market. Several online and print news media reported on Essilor's launch of Optifog lenses and its plans to increase its presence in Indonesia from June 28 to June 30, 2011.
The document contains 10 media clippings from June 23-24, 2011 about Essilor launching their new Optifog lens innovation. The clippings appeared in various Indonesian media outlets like newspapers, websites, and news agencies. They covered Optifog being a new lens innovation from Essilor to combat fogging and highlighted the company's efforts to enter the Indonesian market.
Blueprint Bancassurance asbanda Media Reportmistertipr
This document lists the names of various Indonesian newspapers and their dates of publication, ranging from April 4, 2011 to November 8, 2011. It includes major newspapers such as Bisnis Indonesia, Investor Daily, and Koran Jakarta as well as some regional newspapers and online publications with dates that fall within the specified range.
Presentation at Training on best practices – Dissemination web site, output database (project Strengthening the Institutional Capacity for BiH Statistics)
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Laporan harian Berita Lensa Optifog 28 juni 2011mistertipr
The document contains media clippings from 10 different publications regarding the company Optifog and its anti-fog lens products. The clippings provide information on articles published between June 23rd and June 28th 2011, including headlines, publishing dates, pages and sections. The sources of the articles are listed as press releases, press conferences or news agencies.
Presentation at Training on best practices – Dissemination web site, output database (project Strengthening the Institutional Capacity for BiH Statistics)
Laporan harian Lensa optifog 01 juli 2011mistertipr
Essilor, a French lens manufacturer, launched its Optifog lens and aims to capture 20-30% of the market share in Indonesia. The company is expanding its market to the city of Semarang and is ready to dominate the Indonesian market. Several online and print news media reported on Essilor's launch of Optifog lenses and its plans to increase its presence in Indonesia from June 28 to 30, 2011.
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang pengembangan merek dalam industri citra politik. Politik dapat dilihat sebagai upaya mempengaruhi orang lain untuk memilih sebuah partai melalui pengemasan citra dan popularitas. Proses pemasaran politik meliputi riset pasar, penyusunan pesan, segmentasi pemilih, dan positioning untuk mencapai tujuan membentuk reputasi politik dan menarik dukungan pemilih.
Presentation at Training on best practices – Dissemination web site, output database (project Strengthening the Institutional Capacity for BiH Statistics)
Laporan harian Berita Lensa Optifog 05 juli 2011mistertipr
The document contains 11 media clippings from June 27-30, 2011 about Essilor launching anti-fog lenses in Indonesia and their goal to capture 30% of the Indonesian lens market. The clippings appeared in various printed newspapers from Central Java like Bisnis Jateng Print and Harian Semarang Print as well as online on Optikkita.com. They covered Essilor's press releases on their new anti-fog lenses and their expansion into the Semarang market in Indonesia.
This document contains 15 media clippings from various news sources in Indonesia reporting on the launch of Essilor's new Optifog lens, an anti-fog lens. The clippings provide information on the publication, headline, editor, date, page placement, and ad and PR values for each news story. The sources include newspapers, websites, blogs and photo agencies.
This document provides information about Tarsih Ekaputra, a PR consultant, trainer, and in-house training developer in Indonesia. It outlines his experience and background in journalism and PR, lists past clients he has worked with, the training workshops and topics he offers, his rate card for consulting and training services, and his contact information.
Laporan harian berita Lensa optifog 01 juli 2011mistertipr
Essilor, a French lens manufacturer, launched its Optifog lens and aims to capture 20-30% of the market share in Indonesia. The company is expanding its market to the city of Semarang and is ready to dominate the Indonesian market. Several online and print news media reported on Essilor's launch of Optifog lenses and its plans to increase its presence in Indonesia from June 28 to June 30, 2011.
The document contains 10 media clippings from June 23-24, 2011 about Essilor launching their new Optifog lens innovation. The clippings appeared in various Indonesian media outlets like newspapers, websites, and news agencies. They covered Optifog being a new lens innovation from Essilor to combat fogging and highlighted the company's efforts to enter the Indonesian market.
Blueprint Bancassurance asbanda Media Reportmistertipr
This document lists the names of various Indonesian newspapers and their dates of publication, ranging from April 4, 2011 to November 8, 2011. It includes major newspapers such as Bisnis Indonesia, Investor Daily, and Koran Jakarta as well as some regional newspapers and online publications with dates that fall within the specified range.
Presentation at Training on best practices – Dissemination web site, output database (project Strengthening the Institutional Capacity for BiH Statistics)
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
