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- Apple iAd Advertising Network
- LinkedIn For Blackberry Has Been Updated
- Social Media stats in Australia- Facebook, Blogger, MySpace
- Foursquare v Gowalla v Brightkite
| Posted: 10 Jun 2010 09:44 PM PDT  With the upgrades iOS 4 Apple has created their own advertising platform to the iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad products. The iAd platform uses rich media ads such as text, video, audio, games, maps, and more to interact with users. Apple sells, hosts, and serves the ads with developers receiving 60 percent of the advertising revenue. For more information or to join the iAd advertising network as a developer see the following link: http://developer.apple.com/iad/ © admin for Social Media News, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us       |
| LinkedIn For Blackberry Has Been Updated Posted: 10 Jun 2010 07:57 PM PDT  Blackberry users can now download a new version of LinkedIn. The Blackberry Bold, Curve, Pearl, Storm and Tour devices are now all compatible to use with our favourite professional social networking app. Version 1.1 also includes some bug fixes and tweaks. Download the update: www.linkedin.com/blackberry © Elliot for Social Media News, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us     |
| Social Media stats in Australia- Facebook, Blogger, MySpace Posted: 10 Jun 2010 05:15 PM PDT  On a per capital basis Australia has one of the highest uptakes of social media in the world. Out of our population of 21 million, 14 million Australians are internet users. The most popular social media sites in Australia are: Facebook, Blogger and MySpace. Facebook has 9.2 million Australian users which is almost 66% of our internet population. Blogger (a publishing tool by Google) has 3.3 million users in Australia, while MySpace has 1.7 million Australian users. As a result of Australia’s uptake on social media many companies are generating great results from social media advertising, particularly with Facebook’s advanced advertising system. © admin for Social Media News, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us     |
| Foursquare v Gowalla v Brightkite Posted: 10 Jun 2010 04:45 PM PDT  In Australia Foursquare has gained alot of users and attention over the past couple months. Not quiet at the same level, Gowalla a similar Geo-location service has enjoyed success in Australia with more game like features. Brightkite is another new entrant to the market and whilst not as big as Foursquare or Gowalla they have gained a good base of active users so far. utest.com conducted a survey/test amongst the 3 services to see what users thought was the best. Firstly users were asked to report bugs and the following was noted: The participants were then asked to report their findings on the following categories ease of use, opportunity to earn deals, location accuracy, status features, friend connectivity and social media integration. Foursquare ranked first in all but location accuracy. The most significant feature for users at 46% was ‘easy of use’, location accuracy coming in second at 24%. Only 2% of participants reported earning badges was ‘most important’ 80% of survey participants indicated that they were concerned about the impact checkins had on their personal safety. 49% said they don’t use any of the services anymore due to privacy concerns. All in all Foursquare is leading the Geo-location checkin market so far, but it really is early days and anyones games for now. © admin for Social Media News, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us     |
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