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Simeon Spearman

Jell-O 'Turns Frowns Upside-Down' Via Twitter - PSFK - 1 views

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    Event-driven advertising. Jell-O is using a "mood monitor" to watch sentiment on Twitter. The promotion is only activated when the national twitter mood drops below 51% positive sentiment. Random negative/sad tweeters will receive direct messages from the company and need only respond with a :D to receive their coupon
Simeon Spearman

ABC News partners with Bluefin Labs for 2012 campaign - 0 views

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    Data visualizations of social conversations and sentiment have also been used on air like never before. As these historic nights unfold, Bluefin Labs will be monitoring public reaction to televised events and providing real time feedback to ABC News anchors, correspondents and producers giving ABC News viewers one more way to see the whole picture.
Rhiannon Apple

People Aren't Totally Crazy, Don't Want Social Media in Cars 06/08/2012 - 0 views

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    Gartner's survey of consumer sentiment, reported by the Detroit Free Press, shows that consumers give higher priority to "specific applications that make sense when they're driving," according to Gartner analyst Thilo Koslowski, including features like weather forecasting, traffic conditions, and parking availability, along with features such as voice recognition and automated crash notification systems. Gartner found that 82% of U.S. consumers would be willing to pay extra for such features, up from 20% just a few years ago.
Emily Knab

fflick's Sentiment Engine Turns Twitter Into A Crowdsourced Movie Critic - 0 views

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    filters tweets that talk about a certain movie a percentage rating shows the overall sentiment of the film could be a cool place to feature promoted tweets if thats possible daily 8.3
Simeon Spearman

JELL-O Offers Free Pudding To World's Saddest Tweeters - SocialTimes.com - 0 views

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    Another sentiment-watching campaign
Ivy Chang

AMC Theatres and Universal Pictures Dispute Over 'Trolls,' Explained - Variety - 0 views

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    It's interesting to read the comments section here to get some consumer sentiments. Would like to know how people feel about this.
Simeon Spearman

Social Media Makes Early Verdicts on the Upfront | Special Report: TV Upfront - Adverti... - 0 views

  • "Cult," a creepy-looking drama on The CW, ranked first on a Social Index from Networked Insights, a social-media analytics company that advises brands and agencies on media planning. The index considers post volume and sentiment as well as other factors in chatter across Facebook, Twitter, forums and blogs. "Cult" follows an investigative journalist trying to find his paranoid brother, who went missing after becoming afraid that a hit TV show was out to get him. However much social traction it gets, "Cult" may have a tough time achieving big traditional TV ratings because it appears on one of the smaller networks and will arrive in mid-season instead of the fall, when attention is higher. "The Mindy Project" on Fox, "The Carrie Diaries" on The CW, "The Following" on Fox and "Revolution" on NBC round out the top five new series on Networked Insights' Social Index. On a network-by-network basis, buyers interested in shows' social potential should consider "666 Park Avenue" on ABC, "Vegas" on CBS, "Cult" on CW, "The Mindy Project" on Fox and "Revolution" on NBC, Networked Insights said.
Rebecca May

Seasonal soup cans with personalized "Get Well Soon" messages | Springwise - 0 views

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    Heinz in the UK, Facebook fans could order a customized soup can to send to a sick friend. Got a lot of twitter buzz. 
Simeon Spearman

Are Four Words Worth $25 Billion for Groupon? - BusinessWeek - 0 views

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    Groupon Now features two buttons: I'm Hungry and I'm Bored. Results nearby are automatically recommended based on which button the user presses.
Greg Steen

Canon, Ron Howard Partner to Inspire Imagination - 0 views

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    Canon just launched a new campaign, Long Live Imagination, in collaboration with Ron Howard. On May 22nd, Ron Howard and Canon invited photographers to submit their "most imaginative" photographs based on movie themes for Project Imagin8ion, a user-generated photo contest aimed at inspiring a Hollywood short film.
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