With sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter dominating corporate social media campaigns, many businesses often overlook the power and impact that YouTube can have on their digital strategy. However, with over 3 billion views a day, YouTube has a massive potential of reaching and interacting with your audience in a creative and informative way.
Although Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube are today’s major social network sites, they are not the only ones worth talking about. And with 2011 quickly coming to an end, we thought we’d take this opportunity to give you a run down of some of the newest social networks creating an online buzz.
YouTube announced today that it will be partnering with media outlets and celebrities to launch 100 online television channels. The announcement may highlight the social network’s attempt to shift from user-generated content to a more lucrative venture.
Art is, and always has been, one of the most defining aspects of a culture. Through creativity and expression, people’s identity and heritage are characterised and developed. From early cavemen to modern graffiti artists, people have always used creative methods to express themselves and their culture. But with globalisation and the Internet has come a new kind of society, a new culture, one based in online communities where people from all over the world socialise on a daily basis. It is the social network.
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