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PEW-Daten zur Internetnutzung in den USA: Grounding Digital Information Trends: "Mobile change our relationship to time and space" - location based and apps are the next big thing - the use of the internet from 2000-2010 (Broadband adoption (2000-2010), demographics of use, ect.)

Yet social media is itself as temporary as any social gathering, nightclub or party. It's the people that matter, not the venue. So when the trend leaders of one social niche or another decide the place everyone is socializing has lost its luster or, more important, its exclusivity, they move on to the next one, taking their followers with them. (Facebook's successor will no doubt provide an easy "migration utility" through which you can bring all your so-called friends with you, if you even want to.)

Late last year, the American Association of Museums released a discussion paper titled Museums & Society 2034: Trends and Potential Futures. The report looked back 25 years to 1984 as it predicted what museums will look like 25 years from now.

Trends and Potential Futures of the museum. The report looked back 25 years to 1984 as it predicted what museums will look like 25 years from now. Late last year, the American Association of Museums released a discussion paper titled Museums & Society 2034:

"MuseumNext looks at how museums and galleries can benefit from new technology and the latest web trends. This two day conference will highlight best practice and act as a platform to ask 'what next?"

The second annual Nonprofit Social Network Benchmark Report, a joint project of Common Knowledge, thePort, and NTEN, has hard data and insights on the trends surrounding social networking technology as part of nonprofit organizations' marketing, communications, fundraising, and program services.

Laurie Anderson sees a new online trend in the art world that has galleries and museums in a tailspin: the power of the Web to distribute art.

Die „digitalen Außenseiter" sind in Deutschland in der Überzahl. Laut der zweiten Ausgabe der Studie „Die digitale Gesellschaft - sechs Nutzertypen im Vergleich" beläuft sich die Zahl der Deutschen, die noch nicht fest im Sattel der neuen Medien sitzen auf zwei Drittel. Auch wenn gemäß der Studie der Initiative D21 der Anteil der kompetenten Internetnutzer binnen eines Jahres von 26 auf 37 Prozent stieg, ist das Ergebnis ernüchternd

Pepsi's Refresh Project is just over a month old now and based on what we've seen so far, is becoming the poster-child for successful blending of social responsibility and branding. Our own Kelli Peterson enthused as much in her early assessment of the campaign. While Pepsi isn't the first to use crowd sourcing for innovation - check out IdeaStorm or Reckitt Benckiser's idealink - we hope this application for the greater good is just the start of a long-term trend. (kommentar von dmi-newsletter, Hinweis Claudia Acklin)

Infografik zu trends im web 2.0 (Hinweis Karin Janner). Das web 2.0-Gebäude!

eBook Kindle von Amazon, Review nach einem Jahr Einsatz Geschrieben und geführt wird dieser Blog von ausgewiesenen Fachspezialisten der INM AG mit langjähriger Erfahrung in den Bereichen Online Marketing und Internet Technologien.

+++ Das Auktionshaus Phillips de Pury & Co. folgt dem Web-2.0-Trend: Unter www.phillips artexpert.com kann die Kunst-Community nun Kommentare abgeben, mit anderen ins Gespräch kommen und natürlich die jüngsten Angebote des Auktionshauses durchforsten (art_das Kunstmagazin 08, 2007)

Audience research, trends, observations from Reach Advisors and friends.

Specifically, these museum guides are an outgrowth of a recent podcasting trend called "sound seeing," in which people record narrations of their travels - walking on the beach, wandering through the French Quarter - and upload them onto the Internet for others to enjoy. In that spirit, the creators of the unauthorized guides to the Modern have also invited anyone interested to submit his or her own tour for inclusion on the project's Web site, mod.blogs.com/art_mobs. (Instructions are on the Web site.)

Habitat is a trendy furniture store, set up by Terence Conran in the 1970s, for those who've never been to the UK its like a slightly more upmarket version of Ikea. @HabitatUK turned up on Twitter a couple of days ago, and decided to use trending topic #hashtags at the start of their tweets to get noticed. They used ones that had absolutely nothing to do with furniture, decorating, or shopping, but obviously the top hashtags for Thursday evening AEST such as #iPhone #mms #Apple and even Australia's Masterchef contestant who got voted off #Poh.

MCN supports museum information professionals and the greater community by providing opportunities to explore and disseminate new technologies and best practices in the field. With an annual conference, special interest groups, listserv, and project registry, MCN is here to help you seek out and share knowledge about technology trends and issues you face every day.