THE LOUNEY BIN

The louney bin blog is a mix of creative inspiration and random stuff I stumbled across and believe needs to be seen to educate the world in all things digital

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emergentfutures:

Twitter Acquires Contextual Analytics And Data Visualization Startup Lucky Sort


Twitter has scooped up Lucky Sort, a two-year old start-up in Portland, Oregon, that developed TopicWatch, a contextual analytics engine designed to discover patterns in real-time data streams — including Twitter data.
 
 
Full Story: MarketingLand

Twitter data

emergentfutures:

Twitter Acquires Contextual Analytics And Data Visualization Startup Lucky Sort

Twitter has scooped up Lucky Sort, a two-year old start-up in Portland, Oregon, that developed TopicWatch, a contextual analytics engine designed to discover patterns in real-time data streams — including Twitter data.

 

 

Full Story: MarketingLand

Twitter data

theclearlydope:

WORTH SEEING: I want to party with this couple. Beautiful people. Also, the most fun you will ever see at a gas tank. Ever ever.  

via andreyatriana

I need these people in my life

courtenaybird:


On a normal weeknight, Netflix accounts for almost a third of all Internet traffic entering North American homes. That’s more than YouTube, Hulu, Amazon.com, HBO Go, iTunes, and BitTorrent combined.

(via Businessweek)


Netflix

courtenaybird:

On a normal weeknight, Netflix accounts for almost a third of all Internet traffic entering North American homes. That’s more than YouTube, Hulu, Amazon.com, HBO Go, iTunes, and BitTorrent combined.

(via Businessweek)

Netflix

(via emergentfutures)

dashperiod:

Forbes Magazine ad offers free WiFi via mini usb and the claim ‘You’re three steps away from an out of office experience” - That’s just wicked! 

Out of office experience, Forbes magazine offers their customers free wifi

(via helloyoucreatives)

marketingland:

New Google Analytics Path To Purchase Report Provides Benchmark Data On 11 Different Industries
Google is introducing “The Customer Journey to Online Purchase” analytics report today, a new benchmarking tool that provides insight into the various elements impacting a single campaign. Leveraging data from 36,000 of their largest advertisers across 11 different industries in seven countries, Google’s new interactive analytics tool offers advertisers a broad view of online buying behaviors and interactions.


User journey introduced to google analytics

marketingland:

New Google Analytics Path To Purchase Report Provides Benchmark Data On 11 Different Industries

Google is introducing “The Customer Journey to Online Purchase” analytics report today, a new benchmarking tool that provides insight into the various elements impacting a single campaign. Leveraging data from 36,000 of their largest advertisers across 11 different industries in seven countries, Google’s new interactive analytics tool offers advertisers a broad view of online buying behaviors and interactions.

User journey introduced to google analytics

(via searchengineland)

Pay by picture?

Weetabix are tapping in to the usage of second-screen technology by airing a TV ad that allows the viewer to take a picture of their product that they can later take in to Boots and use to claim one of their new biscuit breakfasts. This is the first in pay by picture adverts to be screened and probably wont be the last as companies try and incorporate mobile interaction with TV adverts. 

 

A WhatsApp subscription fee?

 ”WhatsApp now has a bigger active user base than Twitter” according to their CEO Jan Koum. That might be so, but adding a subscription model, WHAT??? Even if it is only £1 a year, your greed Jan Koum has just turned me off.

 

(Source: wired.co.uk)

How to get fans to pre-order a jersey without seeing it? Well, if it’s blue, what else matters? #adidas #newchelseakit #itsblue

Amaze!

(Source: hallojo, via helloyoucreatives)

helloyoucreatives:

Kill You Darlings 

Kill Your Darlings shows the transformation of our teenagers as beautiful little darlings into cruel little devils. 
This transformation shows how digital culture has changed how we think about privacy, bullying and the use of real-time media.

Internet has given everybody his or her own channel to talk to the whole world. Whose actually listening is not always important of even known. More importantly Twitter has made thoughts, opinions and in a bigger context, social relationships, freely available for everyone to enjoy.

Kill Your Darlings shows us the ‘private’ social circles of young teenage girls. Here we can see everything, look past their perfect, pretty and cute profile photo’s and see their not so perfect and often shocking tweets that they use to publicly insult, offend and abuse. Kill Your Darlings uses small LCD-keychains shaped in the form of a little heart to show this content. Each individual heart shows a picture of a young teenage girl only to be followed up by one of her most hateful tweets that completely shatters her own ‘perfect’ image.

*Content consists of +2000 photo’s

Co-produced with the Oddstream Festival - oddstream.org
Software by Haute Technique - hautetechnique.com

Interesting.

theclearlydope:

Nah son … I’m gonna worm to victory.
paigeleighs:

making the absolute best out of a bad situation


Monday evening giggles

theclearlydope:

Nah son … I’m gonna worm to victory.

paigeleighs:

making the absolute best out of a bad situation

Monday evening giggles

Games of Thrones is going to end in TEARS….

HBO, has recently released that The Games of Thrones will be returning to our screens after 700,000 people in the UK tuned in to see the first installment of the third season… This is absolutely great, but, I can’t see HBO ever releasing series 5 and 6 due to the fact that  George R.R. Martin hasn’t got round to writing them yet… After finishing the latest book in the collection I found myself reading the small print and to my shock discovered that it takes him 5 years to write one of his wonderful, mind blowing creations….. and that my friend is why it will all end in tears and HBO will yet again cancel one of their TV shows before the end of its story line. CRY!

I hope I am just being a crank, HBO prove me wrong!