comScore Ad Metrix is reporting today on the relative frequency of ads appearing on MySpace pages versus the relative frequency of ads appearing on Facebook. While MySpace had twice as many unique visitors (68.4 million) than Facebook in September, they served six times as...

E-marketer delivered a Forester study today that showed that 92% of young mobile users in certain European countries report sending SMS text messages on their phone. 62% report sending MMS (multi-media) messages on their phone. But only 21% report using their phone to send or...

It's the holiday's right? A time for merrily buying Christmas gifts, Hanukkah gifts, Kwanzaa gifts (and, if you're wondering, time for buying MY birthday present—the 29th of December, write it down…)....

We held the initial meeting of the Social Media Club of the Triangle in our offices back on November 14. Of course, it took me until I had some down time to upload the video and cut it up a bit. I'll admit, I was...

Ignite Social Media was the only social media agency featured this week in a Crain's Detroit Business story on corporate blogging. You can read the whole story by clicking here, although only subscribers get to see my smiling picture. (I know! Recent enough to subscribe,...

Nick O'Neill has an interesting post on his very good "Social Times" site. (How, by the way, does he find time to post so much??)...

Andy Beal committed heresy. He dared suggest that Apple doesn't really get social media and that they will need to figure it out sooner or later if they want to continue to thrive. While it's not surprising that Apple fans defended Apple, what is surprising...

Ok, quick post, but this is cool. Just got an email from Papa John's saying you can order pizza via text message. Basically, store up to 4 of your frequent orders online with your credit card #, text them, pick which of your orders you...

Rupert Murdoch, chair of News Corp., is buying Dow Jones & Co, the publisher of the Wall Street Journal for $5 billion. Yesterday he announced that he's ending the subscription model for the WSJ.com website (which many deem a success). He'll give up $50 million...

Two articles from IgniteSocialMedia.com were featured in a blog collection of articles known as "Everything you could possibly want to know about social media." The collection features articles about how to use StumbleUpon, Digg, Sphinn, del.icio.us, Twitter, Facebook, Second Life, "social radio" site Jango, and...

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