Articles Tagged - realtime

By Adam Smith, Posted in Social Media Marketing

If there is one way to tell that social media is becoming incredibly important in today's society it is the fact that there is a whole week dedicated to it. In 12 cities around the world, 1000s of events will be taking place with informative forums and global keynote speakers giving first hand experiences of the industry. The 3rd Annual Social Media Week (SMW) will be held in Hamburg, Hong Kong, London, Miami, New York, Paris, San Francisco, São Paulo, Singapore, Tokyo, Toronto, and Washington DC fro... read more.

• February 13, 2012
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By Rania Eldekki, Posted in In the News

Millions of site owners use Google Analytics to track their website traffic and stats, but Google recently made changes to enhance the analytics experience for users across the globe. Google Announces Real Time Analytics! On September 29th, John Jersin from the Google Analytics Team announced: Today we're very excited to bring real time data to Google Analytics with the launch of Google Analytics Real-Time: a set of new reports that show what's happening on your site as it happens. Jersin goes on to e... read more.

• October 12, 2011
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By Mary Manzo, Posted in Google Articles

Google Analytics just upped the ante yesterday when they introduced the latest in their Analytics services. Google Analytics will now be offering reports in real-time so you can see what is happening on your site “as it happens.” This will most definitely impact the numerous social media monitoring applications and paid services available right now. Google Analytics has been the Holy Grail for marketers in analyzing and monitoring visitors and stats of a website. Since the integration of AdW... read more.

• September 30, 2011
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By Elysa Vreeland, Posted in The Future of the Internet

Social Media and Medicine As technology advances and social media continues to fundamentally change the way we communicate, the medical industry trails with a few of the current innovations because of the complex and highly regulated nature of the field. Medical practices around the country are beginning to adopt EMR (electronic medical record) technologies and even social media, but many still hold back in fear of liability and lack of compensation for time invested (according to Dr. Jeffrey Banabio, MD... read more.

• June 22, 2011
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By Elysa Vreeland, Posted in In the News

"Making stories from the social Web, finding moments to remember in the real-time stream" This is the mission from the Internet's newest and extremely exciting platform called Storify (@storify). Storify is a medium where users can pull content from social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube in order to create a story about a specific event using social feeds. The platform is user-friendly with keyword searches and a simple grab and drag type function. To add a personal touch and narrate you... read more.

• April 26, 2011
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By Mary Manzo, Posted in Blogging

Facebook continues to evolve and show members that they can't be stopped. Recently a carmaker let consumers "like" certain models without the use of an actual computer or mobile device. The growing technology is known as RFID or radio-frequency identification. Facebook users are starting to take part in this experimental trend and no they don't need to be Yoda or have telekinetic powers to participate. RFID is a form of communication that uses radio waves to exchange data between electronic tags and "reade... read more.

• April 18, 2011
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By Elysa Vreeland, Posted in The Future of the Internet

This morning I heard about the unfortunate disaster in Japan not from turning on the TV, but from signing into my Twitter account and seeing the trending topics section which had been entirely consumed with Japanese city names, #prayforJapan, #tsunami and more. I learned from the feeds of these trending topics that there had been a devastating earthquake that hit Japan, causing a tsunami that washed away homes, cars and memories. I could feel the devastation from the feed as people from all over the worl... read more.

• March 11, 2011
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By Elysa Vreeland, Posted in Gadgets and Technology

Imagine a day without your cell phone or just 24 hours without checking the latest Facebook updates - do you think you could survive? Communication through technology has enhanced the world we live in, helping to transmit news in real-time, connect us with loved ones across the globe and even save lives; however, as technology increases and becomes an everyday or perhaps even every minute activity, it might be time to take a break from the texting, the bbm-ing, the Facebooking and even the tweeting, just... read more.

• February 28, 2011
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By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in Industry Events and Expos

The second session I attended was about Iran and Michael Jackson... well, sort of - the bigger picture tackled What Markets Can Learn from how consumers search for current events. Phew, that was a mouthful.Luckily, moderator Gordon Hotchkiss, President and CEO of Enquiro, and featured speakers Jeremy Crane, Managing Director of Online Media & Search at Compete, Kristjan Mar Hauksson, Director of Search at Nordic eMarketing, Kimbal Musk, CEO at OneRiot, and Shari Thurow, Founder and CEO Director of OmniM... read more.

• October 08, 2009
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By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in Industry Events and Expos

The first session I attended Tuesday morning was Real Time Search: Opportunity or Hype?Editor-in-Chief of SearchEngineLand.com and host of the SMX conference, Danny Sullivan himself, was the moderator of this panel. Speakers included Gerry Campbell, CEO of Collecta, Jeremy Hylton, Software Engineer at Google, Ken Moss, CEO & Cofounder of CrowdEye, Kimbal Musk, COE of OneRiot, and Vipul Ved Prakash, Cofounder of Topsy.After some issues with the microphone, Danny took the stage and started off with a shor... read more.

• October 08, 2009
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