Top 4 “New Media” Articles Of The Day- 1/22/09

Adam DesAutels on 01 22, 2009

New Media ArticlesAre you interested in Social Media or New Media? Do feel finding quality articles on the web can be time consuming? I am the New Media Marketing Coordinator at a large test preparation company and part of my day results in reading a ton Social Media and New Media articles, blog posts, and press releases. I thought it would be a good idea to share the ones I found interesting. Feel free to comment below and answer the questions in bold. I would love to hear your opinions on the articles. Below you will find the most interesting articles that I read today (click on the title to view the entire article):

1. “Twitter Overtakes Digg in Popularity” (PCWorld.com) – Is Twitter taking market share from Digg? This article gives examples of where Digg gets most of their traffic and compares that to where Twitter gets there traffic. It also provides research from Hitwise that indicates Digg’s popularity decrease and Twitter’s increase (they have just intersected). Do you think Twitter will hold their position?

2. “Should You Be Giving Your Ad Campaigns A Social Touch?” (WebProNews.com) – Someinnovative online marketing tactics from Burger King and Pepsi. From Burger King tempting users to go to their Facebook page and Pepsi’s new interactive video ad, we are starting to see change in the way we market on the web. Will it work?

3. “Mobile Media Leader 4INFO Announces $20 Million Financing Led by GE/NBC Universal’sPeacock Equity Fund, Gannett, Inc.; Joined by New Investor, Selby Ventures” (CNN Money) – Investors throwing money at mobile marketing. Are you planning on getting your company involved with Mobile Marketing?

4. “Top 10 Podcasts of 2008” (Podcast.com) – The official list of top podcasts from last year. This list seems to be completely monopolized by the big dogs. Pretty sure there are better podcasts out there! What type of content will emerge victoriously in 2009?

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