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Cowshed Productions
http://www.cowshedproductions.blogspot.com
A blog about trendhunting and cool hunting with our favourite viral videos and stuff thrown in to simply make you smile too :-)
Want to know what is new and cool before it's cool then read our blog.
- Added on: Jan 31st, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
Recent Posts
Google Zeitgeist gives Bebo, Daily Motion and Nintendo food for thought
This is a short post for the forthcoming Cow Digital digest, which Louise Doherty and myself put together every week. Sign up for it here! According to Google, the fastest growing search terms for 2009 so far have been Michael Jackson, Facebook and...
Study shows women dominate on social networks
Over the past two years there’s been a raft of research showing that women are increasingly more active than men in social media…for example last year there was the Rapleaf study showing that women tended to have more social network frien...
Seven actionable marketing trends
Seven Actionable Marketing Trends View more documents from Helge Tennø. More good stuff from Norwegian brand strategist Helge Tenno - this presentation on seven actionable marketing trends, namely: 1- People talk, they don’t want to be inter...
Research shows - Google not making us stupid after all
Search engines make you smarter, so say researchers from Penn State University (via Science Daily). Well…kind of. But they don’t make you stupid as Nicholas Carr claimed in his seminal Atlantic Magazine article last year. Resear...
Study shows that thanks to social media we’re now into “cyberdisinhibition”
New buzzword of the week - ‘cyberdisinhibition.’ According to Ad group Euro RSCG this means “the increased willingness to behave online in ways that wouldn’t be attempted in person” (source Marketing Charts). Cyberdi...
The Internet - once and for all it really isn’t about teens
Over the past two years there’s been a raft of research out showing how 30+ Internet users are steadily getting to grips with social media. Despite that I still hear occasionally comments like “that’s not for us, we’re not c...
