Friday, February 26, 2010Survey: 80% of Journos Say Bloggers Are "Important Opinion-Shapers"By Joe Ciarallo  Middleberg Communications and the Society for New Communications Research have released the results of their 2nd annual "Media in the Wired World" survey. The results are not surprising: journalists have increased their use of social media. Nearly 70% of journalists surveyed are using social networking sites, a 28% increase since 200848% are using Twitter or other microblogging sites and tools, a 25% increase since 2008The tricky thing here in regards to the 80% figure is what defines a "journalist" versus a "blogger," as these worlds converge more and more. Labels: Blog Monitoring, Blogging, Consumer Influencers Social Media Monitoring Social Media Monitoring AustraliaPosted by Nick HaC @ 11:23 AM Social Media Monitoring Social Media Monitoring Australia  
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BuzzNumbers is a Social Media Intelligence platform enabling your organisation to monitor, analyse and report social media. We want to talk to you.  Thursday, January 21, 201089% of journalists turn to blogs for story researchA survey released today by Cision and George Washington University confirms some long held beliefs: journalists are using social media more than ever to source and research stories, however they trust social media sources less than "traditional" ones. From the survey:89% of journalists said they turn to blogs for story research 65% to social media sites such as Facebook and LinkedInThe number of reporters using social networks has increased, as in a November 2008 survey released by the Society for New Communications Research and Middleberg Communications only 48% of reporters said they used LinkedIn, 46% used blogs and 45% said they used Facebook to assist in reporting. Labels: Blog Monitoring, Consumer Influencers, Online Reputation Monitoring, Social Media Monitoring Social Media Monitoring Social Media Monitoring AustraliaPosted by Nick HaC @ 1:52 PM Social Media Monitoring Social Media Monitoring Australia
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BuzzNumbers is a Social Media Intelligence platform enabling your organisation to monitor, analyse and report social media. We want to talk to you. Wednesday, April 22, 2009Monitoring your brand online (mumbrella)BuzzNumbers presented at mumbrella today on monitoring your brand in a digital world.Here is the slide deck... Buzz Numbers Mumbrella Presentation View more presentations from nickhac. Labels: Blog Monitoring, Online Reputation Monitoring, Social Media Monitoring Social Media Monitoring Social Media Monitoring AustraliaPosted by Nick HaC @ 9:59 PM Social Media Monitoring Social Media Monitoring Australia
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BuzzNumbers is a Social Media Intelligence platform enabling your organisation to monitor, analyse and report social media. We want to talk to you. Sunday, February 1, 2009Few CMOs Think They're Effectively Tracking Social Media, Word-of-Mouth Just stumbled across an interesting article on which is somewhat of a call to action for CMO's and other Marketing Executives.BuzzNumbers directly addresses the questions raised by this article - and according to the CMO Council Survey, only 16% of companies have any form of Online Media, Word of Mouth and Social Media Monitoring solutions in place.
Source: AdAge: Few CMOs Think They're Effectively Tracking Social Media, Word-of-Mouth Labels: Blog Monitoring, Consumer Influencers, Social Media Monitoring Social Media Monitoring Social Media Monitoring AustraliaPosted by Nick HaC @ 7:21 PM Social Media Monitoring Social Media Monitoring Australia
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BuzzNumbers is a Social Media Intelligence platform enabling your organisation to monitor, analyse and report social media. We want to talk to you. Tuesday, November 6, 2007Blogs as reliable as mainstream media says Australian Competition and Consumer CommissionWe were just reading at some Interesting news at the Shifted Pixels Blog from the ACCC who say that Consumers consider blogs as reliable and as influential as mainstream media.Sounds like call to action for online reputation monitoring :P Its also interesting to consider how the ACCC see's its role in new media. Will they try to control and censor australian bloggers and online review sites. "CONSUMERS who get their news from the internet are likely to trust a blog for reliability as much as a mainstream media site, the competition watchdog said today. "For a growing base of users, these are all equally valid sources of news, information, entertainment and gossip, and users are not necessarily discriminating between traditional and new sources."" This is very cool but also scary, what has made the internet great is its total freedom. Will that be eroded by Australian governments and what can we do to ensure that bloggers cannot be held legally liable if they critisise an Australian Company online. Source: Courier Mail Labels: Blog Monitoring, Consumer Influencers Social Media Monitoring Social Media Monitoring AustraliaPosted by Nick HaC @ 2:42 AM Social Media Monitoring Social Media Monitoring Australia
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