Tweet Memolane – “Your Time Machine for the Web” – is a new social media tool, which captures your entire online life in one timeline, so you can easily travel back in time and relive great memories. – Use a simple timeline to travel back in time with one click. Whether you’d like to rediscover your holiday of a lifetime, relive a great party, see when you participated in a festival or checked in at some place, Memolane is the way to save all these memories. In the bottom of the screen, you use the timeline to step back in time and relive various events etc. Try it out! MORE >>

Tweet Not all shared content gets clicked, so how do brands ensure that the content they share travels across the web and generates readership for them? To answer this question, we need to identify the content sharing pattern on popular channels like Facebook, Twitter, our good old e-mails and others. In the following post, we will look at the research findings for content sharing patterns across different social media channels and give tips to increase sharing. Research findings on user clicks. 17% of e-mail. 11% of Twitter. 34% of other types of links. Links on Twitter receive 4.8 MORE >>

For example the news of a product launch travels way too fast and captures more attention if done through social media. Tweet We are all at least knee deep into social media now while some of us are waist high, the rest have fallen head long in the world of social media. All day round I see people hooked on to social media in one way or the other – either through Facebook, Twitter or people like me who work with social media, so that’s their life! This got me thinking that maybe it’s also good to use social media for reporting live events. MORE >>

The idea is to take ‘the road less travelled’ and to be able to take the risk than to accept failure. Tweet Written by Nabanita Roy , who is a web enthusiast and blogger currently working as a Community Development Executive at forums.com. She is trying to help people connect – and you can connect with her on Twitter @nabanita_roy. Social media is no more the next thing. It has grown bigger and has spread like a wildfire. There is a brand karma associated with social media, when it comes to start-ups who grow to become smart-ups. Why do start-ups adhere to social media so vigorously? MORE >>

This way I can see if there is anyone near me that I can hook up with and travel with. Tweet. Written by Christina Bruun who works as social designer at Mindjumpers. On Monday I am leaving for London for the conference Future of Web Design and I have already been impressed by the way they make use of digital media. The conference has been able to create plenty of opportunity for people and participants to connect with one another and to get the word out in a social way. For instance, you can see all attendees listed on a map. Through the app, people can also send messages to each other. MORE >>