Podcasts about media data

In this episode, we dive into the fascinating journey of Joe Vezzani,  the visionary co-founder of LunarCrush, a leading social media analytics firm in the crypto space. From his background in finance and advertising to the inception of LunarCrush in 2017, Joe's story is one of innovation, resilience, and foresight. We'll explore how LunarCrush aggregates social media data to offer investors valuable insights into crypto, stocks, NFTs, and other markets. Joe shares how the company weathered the 700+ day crypto bear market, pivoting to a subscription model and launching a groundbreaking platform that connects brands with creators. Discover the core products of LunarCrush, including their latest innovation that pays creators based on engagement metrics. Joe also highlights the growing significance of social data for investors and how LunarCrush is democratizing access to this data for retail investors. As we delve into the company culture, you'll hear about their focus on hiring passionate, curious individuals who are encouraged to tinker with new technologies like AI. Joe emphasizes the importance of a remote-first culture in fostering innovation and retaining top talent. Looking ahead, Joe shares his vision for the future, where utility-focused Web3 apps are seamlessly adopted by users without them even realizing the underlying blockchain technology. We'll discuss how LunarCrush plans to integrate social and market data for diverse fields such as sports, betting, and NFTs, bringing users into the Web3 ecosystem with an exceptional user experience. Join us as we uncover the dynamic world of LunarCrush and the exciting future trends in the crypto and Web3 landscape. What do you think is the future of social media data in investment strategies? Share your thoughts with us!

In the latest edition of Omni Talk's Retail Fast Five live from Outdoor Retailer in Salt Lake City, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Avalara, Mirakl, Ownit AI and Sezzle Chris Walton and Anne Mezzenga discuss: Instacart Plugging Retail Media Data Into Youtube Shopping For the full episode head here: https://youtu.be/8N2dDdOJ_5g

Subscribe and share! Archipiélago Histórico is a podcast about Caribbean and Latin American history created and hosted by Puerto Rican historian Ramón A. González-Arango López. Archipiélago Histórico is an outreach project aimed at the general public. Here you can learn about many interesting topics in an accessible, objective, entertaining, and clear manner. New episode every Thursday! Visit archipielagohistorico.com! ♪ "Lo que nos une" (musical piece in the intro and outro) used with the express consent of its composer and performer, José Gabriel Muñoz. The logo art of Archipiélago Histórico was created by Roberto Pérez Reyes: https://linktr.ee/robertocamuy © Ramón A. González-Arango López, 2023 All rights reserved. This podcast, Archipiélago Histórico, and its content are protected by copyright. Reproduction, distribution, or any other unauthorized use is prohibited without prior written permission from the owner. Any unauthorized use violates copyright and will be subject to legal action. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/archipielagohistorico/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/archipielagohistorico/support

#LosDioses136 con una invitada (más) de primer nivel en el marketing mexicano. Karla González, Directora de Media & Data Driven marketing Américas en Heineken México, llega al estudio con casos y prácticas de una de las industrias de mayor relevancia en inversión de marketing: la cervecera. ¿Qué es la aceleración digital? Es una acción de las empresas para conectar mejor con sus consumidores (fíjense: no tiene que ver con la tecnología). En el caso de Marketing, Karla nos explica cuál es el reto: la personalización. ¿Cómo hacer que, de los millones de personas que ven un anuncio, tú sientas que está hecho para ti? Las herramientas de digitalización permiten hacer creatividad dinámica, hecha en tiempo real, que se adapta de acuerdo dónde estás, cuándo lo ves, qué productos han visto… y eso logra que conectes mejor. La innovación y la dificultad de saber si va a resultar. ¿Qué pesa más, la idea o el resultado? La respuesta es… en efecto. Depende. El reto de la medición, de medir la venta incremental real. Cuando el marketing tiene todas las métricas, sigue necesitando colmillo. Las mediciones hoy: combinar las métricas “tradicionales” (Kantar, Ipsos) con los partners de medios (Meta, Google) con las métricas internas de ventas. Data driven marketing: cómo utilizar lo que sabemos de las actividades del cliente para estar más cerca de él. La historia de Heineken, la Fórmula 1 y los pixeles del Museo Soumaya. ¡Increíble! ¿Qué esperan los consumidores de las marcas hoy? Que sean congruentes. La discusión si el propósito de la marca sigue funcionando -o más bien, concentrarse en momentos de consumo. #LosDiosesDelMarketing es una producción lager de Genio.soy

In the fifth episode of Mastering Metail's Target Masterclass season, Corey Hammond and Toby Willse tie everything together - from the foundations of retail & media to how we have built out our measurement and modeling capabilities utilizing Target's data in order to tie retail & media data points together, helping clients visualize their long-term strategy while striving for profitability.

Pauline Boedels, Directrice Générale de l'AGENCE79 nous livre son parcours académique, professionnel et sa remarquable évolution au sein de l'AGENCE79. Cette agence conseil média, data et contenu, est experte sur chaque problématique de marque.   

EPISODE 1481: In this KEEN ON show, Andrew talks to Betaworks CEO John Borthwick about the origins of the social media age and why the intelligence for today's AI revolution is being built upon social media data John Borthwick is the CEO and Founder of Betaworks. He leads the company building and investment process since 2008. Previously, John was SVP of Alliances and Technology Strategy for Time Warner Inc.; CEO of Fotolog, one of the first social photo sharing sites; and head of AOL's product development studio after they acquired his first company, WPStudio, one of Silicon Alley's first content studios. John studied at Wesleyan University and Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Named as one of the "100 most connected men" by GQ magazine, Andrew Keen is amongst the world's best known broadcasters and commentators. In addition to presenting KEEN ON, he is the host of the long-running How To Fix Democracy show. He is also the author of four prescient books about digital technology: CULT OF THE AMATEUR, DIGITAL VERTIGO, THE INTERNET IS NOT THE ANSWER and HOW TO FIX THE FUTURE. Andrew lives in San Francisco, is married to Cassandra Knight, Google's VP of Litigation & Discovery, and has two grown children. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are you interested in how urban sprawl affects sustainable urban development? Summary of the article titled Urban sprawl and its impact on sustainable urban development: a combination of remote sensing and social media data from 2021 by Zhenfeng Shao, Neema S. Sumari, Aleksei Portnov, Fanan Ujoh, Walter Musakwa and Paulo J. Mandela, published in the Geo-Spatial information Science journal. Since we are investigating the future of cities, I thought it would be interesting to see how urban sprawl affects urban services. This article presents the case of Morogoro in Africa, and the results that sensing and population data can be useful for interpreting urban sprawl and access to urban services. As the most important things, I would like to highlight 3 aspects: Urban sprawl generally refers to the unrestricted growth in many urban areas of housing, commercial development and roads over large expanses of land with little concern to urban planning. Urban expansion has had significant impacts on poverty, living conditions and environmental quality within the sprawl areas of the Morogoro urban municipality, and with that, ecosystem services supporting human and natural populations also declined. Planning and regulation need to lead to a planned and sustainable future that will be ecologically sensitive, support conservation and biodiversity and provide a safe habitation for urban dwellers. You can find the article through this link. Abstract: You can find the transcript through this link. What wast the most interesting part for you? What questions did arise for you? Let me know on Twitter @WTF4Cities or on the wtf4cities.com website where the shownotes are also available. I hope this was an interesting episode for you and thanks for tuning in. Music by Lesfm from Pixabay

Riley Yates, a leading data reporter for NJ Advance Media, visits the William Paterson campus for a WPSPJ panel discussion on the portrayals of Asian-Americans in the news media.Please rate, review, and subscribe!

Guests: Chris DuBois and Melissa Rodriguez (IRI)Joining together to discuss the changes in customer-driven expectations are Chris DuBois and Melissa Rodriguez, both with IRI, a leading provider of big data and analytics.  Rodriguez led the conversation, describing IRI's integration into data and technology innovation. She shared that IRI not only integrates retainer and media data, but also consumer and manufacturer data. 4:21As inflation continues trending upward, Rodriguez added IRI is watching customer trends closely and finding shopping habits decreasing as prices continue to rise. 9:30Multiple shifts have caused a change in spending habits for food consumption. From the changes of COVID-19 to an increase in the work-from-home community, DuBois said food consumption at restaurants has decreased. He went on to say that many restaurants sit empty as locations added drive through and to-go options. 13:25Scott Sorrell, podcast host and director of global marketing for Balchem, asked if the IRI team had seen any shifts in protein consumption and what cuts of protein consumers are now consuming. 17:32DuBois said ultimately, each protein is serving a different category of consumers, adding trends are shifting towards creativity for all kinds. Rodriguez then went on to say she's seen a large shift to chicken thighs and chicken wings because of the consumer's option to smoke, grill or even use the air fryer for the cuts. 18:02One of the largest innovations to the protein sector has been boneless thighs, DuBois mentioned, adding they are now one of the biggest products in the supermarket. 22:54Without a doubt, the Ukrainian war has had a significant impact on both consumers and suppliers in the U.S. The largest impact came from the cost of feed for the west coast, DuBois said. He added that when grain comes from overseas, unless there is a form of vertical integration, managing the cost on the wholesale side becomes a large factor. 27:30Shifting the conversation, Sorrell asked the IRI team what they believed the five biggest trends for the future might be. 28:45For consumers, there isn't a one size fits all approach. Rodriguez added that no two consumer generations are alike - the boomers, millennials, Gen Z, etc. She went on to say that 2030 looks to be a turning point for the U.S. population. The next ten years anticipate trend shifts towards product innovation, digital engagement, sustainability, consumer engagement and generational exposure. 32:10As IRI continues to focus on the generational impact of food consumption and trends, DuBois said they had found generational trends to cycle, and now they are seeing some of the same items reoccur. For example, he mentioned that Asian cooking oils are on the rise versus vegetable oils and others, adding the focus is now on the buyer groups. 38:15Trends are on the rise in the U.S., but are there the same trends and changes globally? DuBois said if he were to walk the supermarkets in Europe, he would see the same merchandising tactics and product marketing. He went on to say there seems to be a more open door in product communication between the processors, market and customers as the U.S. often lacks in the producer-to-consumer relationship. 48:21Wrapping up the conversation, Rodriguez said she encourages the industry to focus on studying the response rate for key categories and how each generation responds to those changes. She added that these statistics would ultimately give direction as to what to expect for the next few years. 50:30Please subscribe and share with your industry friends to bring more people to join us around the Real Science Exchange virtual pub table.  If you want one of our new Real Science Exchange t-shirts, screenshot your rating, review, or subscription, and email a picture to anh.marketing@balchem.com. Include your size and mailing address, and we'll get a shirt in the mail to you. 

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If you follow #beautytok, #beautytube or any beauty content on social media platforms, you know that popular product trends are hard to keep up with.

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Mint Season 6 episode 17 welcomes a dear friend and mentor Joe Vezzani. He's the CEO and Co-founder of LunarCrush, a social media analytics platform empowering traders with top-tier insights and sentiment on your favorite crypto projects.In this episode, we discuss key strategies for navigating through a bear market, the evolution of the web3 social landscape, on-chain data vs. off-chain data, how traders and creators can best leverage data, common pitfalls analytics fall trap too, and what Joe is focused on in the bear market, and so much more.I hope you guys enjoy our conversation.  Time Stamps02:08 - Intro06:09 - Ideas Before LunarCrush08:24 - NFT Social Analytics13:57 - Key Strategies for Navigating Through a Bear Market17:30 - Evolution of the Web3 Social Landscape24:36 - Owning Your Data27:07 - On-Chain Data Versus Off-chain Data31:22 - How Traders and Creators Leverage Data34:31 - Common Mistakes People Make When Using Data While Decision-Making40:07 - Things Joe is Excited About During This Bear Market47:10 - OutroAdditional ResourcesJoes TwitterLunar CrushEpisode Timestamps and Transcripts---------------------------------------------------------------------------Claim Season 6 NFThttps://adamlevy.io/nft/---------------------------------------------------------------------------Support Season 6's NFT Sponsors

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Amir Zonozi, President, and Nick Cronin, Chief Digital Officer of Zoomph, share insights into their media measurement company for sports and Esports brands. The company aims to help their clients understand the value they create online through their brand partners, and they dive deep into audience insights and how consumers engage with brands online. Amir and Nick discuss the changing landscape of collecting online data, how (and when) to reshape your products and services, and the power and importance of hiring women in sports. Learn more about Zoomph: https://zoomph.com/# More MetroStar: + Website: https://mss.fyi/3pZfNkL + Instagram: https://mss.fyi/3yWQyVP + Twitter: https://mss.fyi/3bXnDb5 + LinkedIn: https://mss.fyi/3IyeWjH

Social media data is a valuable source of information that can be used to understand and predict the behavior of consumers. The use of social media data is a new way to measure what people like and dislike, how they feel about certain topics, and what they are talking about. This data can be used…

Marketeers Mastermind Podcast Season 01 Episode 25 Making Sense of Social Media Data   Many of us know we need to be on social media, but did you know that there is data from your social media accounts that you can use to create more focused and targeted social posts to get more traction on your platform? Tune in to find out how focusing on the data in your business, specifically the marketing data both on social media and website data, can work to your advantage when posting your social media posts.   Social Media Stats For Your Small Business   We will delve into social media stats to help you understand how they look, why we look at them, and what those stats mean. We will look at the metrics and make sense of the data that the social media platforms provide.   Many business owners find themselves in a situation where they will put out content haphazardly and hope they get followers, engagements, and likes. Small business owners get a little frazzled because there are so many options and social media choices that they can dig into with your social media. We will shed light on what you want to look at when you check out your stats.    Digital Marketing Metrics and Stats to Utilize for Your Small Business   There are a few reasons why data is essential for your social media campaigns. Mark will explain how data helps utilize your time, money, and energy more efficiently. Also, how using your social media data can help you stand out. Finally, you can gain insights into your social media postings using your stats to guide your digital marketing plan. A few social media platforms have statistics, and we're going to dive into what types of statistics they have.   Facebook and Instagram have different stats, even though they are both owned by social media platforms. So why would the same post do well on Instagram and not on Facebook? We will share insight on whether posting daily will get you better statistics and how the algorithms have advanced and evolved, including how to evolve with the algorithm and use statistics and data to improve your social media. How Social Media Tools Help Your Small Business   The audience section of your Facebook statistics shows how many people on each platform are following you or your business. In addition, this section also gives you information on the age, gender breakdown, and cities that your followers live in. We will see how vital this information is and how this data will inform what you post on social media. Lastly, we will also look at insights, which go deeper into specific data such as impressions and interactions.   Podcast Resources Sign up for Your Complimentary Website Review Learn how Lynn Smargis can help you grow your digital content Subscribe to Write For You Content Creation on YouTube Join Marketeers Mastermind Today!          

Over the past decade or so, there has been a steady rise in social media usage in marketing. One of its most significant advantages is capturing social media data in real-time and using it to gauge the success of your campaign within hours of the launch. With time, social media has provided more detailed insights into how businesses and industries operate. Thus, allowing entrepreneurs to make the most of the resources and time they invest in social media marketing. Measuring social media results also offers you a deeper insight into your audience, who they are, what type of content they like, when they like seeing it, and where they spend a lot of their time online. Measuring your social activities allows you to learn what's successful, what's not, and how to improve. In part 1 of this series, we talked about the importance of collecting social media data. In this blog, we will talk about using that data to measure social media results. We will also offer tips on effectively measuring social media results to give your campaign the juice it needs. Read this article: https://viralsolutions.net/measuring-social-media-results/ March 2, 2022 by Lauren Zylyk

As a business owner, you can't afford to underestimate the importance of data in all aspects of marketing, particularly social media. Although social media data collection may seem like a chore, it can play a major role in helping your business achieve greater success. Marketing decisions need to be backed by data on consumers, their behavior, and conversions—and that is where social media analytics comes in! With social media analytics, businesses can essentially bring more than just instinct into marketing. Specifically, businesses become better informed on prospects' interactions with the brand and its products. These metrics place the business at an advantage, so they are better equipped to make strategic changes. That's why social media data collection from different platforms is crucial. With popular social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, we are looking for engagement rates, impressions, and link clicks (if applicable). This information is essentially raw data and insights into your online consumer behavior. Read this article: https://viralsolutions.net/social-media-data-collection/ March 1, 2022 by Lauren Zylyk

Marketers often talk about the need for digital transformation without knowing what it means for their brand compared to another. When this week's guest, Jerry Daykin, joined GSK from Diageo, his task as senior media director was to do this for the near 100 markets of EMEA for GSK and transform their digital marketing approach. From starting out as Cadbury's social media manager to now, Jerry has seen every mistake and triumph in the book. In this episode, he explains the metrics we need to retire, making sure more than your performance marketing performs, and his principles of digital transformation. Got a question or a suggestion for the Social Minds podcast? Get in touch at social.minds@socialchain.com

What are the ethical trouble spots in obtaining social media data and trying to use it at trial? Listen to the panel discussion from MCLE's 11/4/2021 program, Preserving & Exploiting Virtual Meeting & Social Media Data in Litigation. The full program is available as an on demand webcast or an MP3 here. Get 24/7 instant access to hundreds of related eLectures like this one—and more—with a subscription to the MCLE OnlinePass. Learn more at www.mcle.org/onlinepass.Speakers:Richard M. Novitch, Todd & Weld LLP, Boston Michael P. Judge, Casner & Edwards LLP, BostonMegan L. Rothemich, Todd & Weld LLP, Boston

Today, I talk with Sean Ross, a social media Data Scientist in the Bay Area, about digital minimalism. With his background working for social media-based companies, including Facebook on teams focused on the mental health of users, and his current endeavor of creating an app to cultivate in-person engagement, I ask him his personal perspective on how to manage our digital diets and use social media in alignment with our values. He shares some amazing thoughts and recommendations on how to navigate this growing digital world.    GOLDEN NUGGETS: 1) Be intentional - pause and think about your reasoning; 2) Find alternate habits to create distance between you and the apps 3) Make a list of fun/practical activities to go to instead of media; 4) Review your values; 5) Be vulnerable - take the first move in reaching out to friends; 6) Make a list of all your connections to keep handy; 7) Create group text threads; 8) Take 10 minutes to think about your plan    Want to get in touch with Sean Ross? Sean.ross237@gmail.com Questions/Comments? livinglightpodcast@gmail.com

Zeoli Show Hour 3:  In the third hour of the Zeoli Show, Rich discussed CNN's drunk New Year's Eve broadcast in New York, China is harvesting our social media data, and the lockdown showdown happening at the state level.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott and Eben talk with Jo Lambert, president and general manager of consumer at Yahoo, about the company's 900 million person global customer base, its sports endeavors and the growth Yahoo has seen in fantasy contests and gambling. 'Sporticast' is a new podcast hosted by business journalists Scott Soshnick and Eben Novy-Williams from Sportico that will deliver the inside scoop on the intersection of money and sports. From billion-dollar valuations to team sales, sponsorship contracts and media rights, go behind the scenes on the deals that power the global sports economy. For more coverage and information, be sure to check out sportico.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reading Time: < 1 minute How can social media data inform future education decisions? Our 126th interview is with Dr Wasim Ahmed, a senior lecturer in digital business at the University of Stirling in Scotland, specialising in social media analytics. Listen to the podcast (33 minutes) In this podcast, listen to Dr Ahmed and Teacher Toolkit founder, Ross McGill discuss: Dr […]

Thomas Kramer is Co-Founder of Measure Studio, part of the Higher Ground Labs 2021 Cohort. Measure Studio is bringing this Software as a Service to political clients to provide a way for them to organize and make sense of social media data.  With deep experience in the entertainment world, Thomas understands what content works well and why.  He talks about: What is required to have social media content go viral How quickly it can be determined whether content is resonating with the desired audience What about the content makes it engaging Value of consistent messaging and risks campaigns take by just looking to provoke The need to use real-time social media data to come up with a strong content strategy. @MeasureStudio @HigherGroundLab #SaaS #SocialMediaAnalytics Measure.Studio

California's recall election has been powered by some small business owners who are disgruntled about pandemic-era restrictions and pessimistic about the state's future. But in a state where Democrats outnumber Republican registered voters two to one, is there a path toward victory? Plus, LA police officers are collecting social media data on every civilian they stop, regardless of whether they are arrested or accused of a crime. That's according to documents obtained by the Brennan Center for Justice. The City of Orange is asking Mary's Kitchen, a nonprofit serving unhoused people, to shut down and vacate its lot by Saturday. Some residents are trying to save the 26-year-old organization. 

The internet was pioneered by independent enthusiasts and inspired by the possibility of connecting people and enhancing culture. Though much of its promise came to fruition, it's fair to say a great deal of it has been corrupted. Central to these issues is how our personal information is traded, sold, and utilized for marketing purposes. This matters a great deal to Mark Weinstein, who founded one of the first social media platforms, Supergroups, in 1998. Today he's trying to take the internet back from the data miners with his new social media platform, MeWe. On this edition of Founders Journey, Mark discusses what motivated him to reenter the social media space, and why he believes his work is so crucial for this moment in history.

New Episode Alert! The guest is Craig Fuller, CEO of FreightWaves out of Chattanooga, TN. We had a fascinating discussion about how FreightWaves works, including the marrying of a media business and a Saas-like data business. Enjoy!

Chris Garaffa, web developer, technologist, security and privacy consultant, talks to us about reports that Facebook and Instagram are threatening to charge Apple users for their services if they don’t let the companies track their movements through apps and what these privacy changes mean for users. We also talk about Signal purchasing ads on Facebook showing the extremely detailed information that is harvested from individuals by the social media giant, and their justification for not running those ads. Trupti Patel, Lead DMV Organizer for One Fair Wage, joins us in a conversation about recent media reports on alleged labor shortages, with certain industries arguing that unemployment benefits are preventing employees from returning to work, and how it’s not a right to own a business if you rely on paying poverty wages to workers. We also talk about how employers cheat workers out of their wages, with $287 million in stolen wages in 2019 alone, and how the pandemic has also exacerbated this problem. Margaret Flowers, a doctor, co-director of Popular Resistance and a member of the steering committee of HOPE - Health Over Profit, an organization working to achieve a national improved “Medicare for All” healthcare system, joins us to talk about the announcement by the Biden administration supporting waiving IP protections for COVID-19 vaccine,and the insanity of tying global health to profits. We also talk about the CDC eviction moratorium being struck down by a federal judge, what this means for tenants, and the tragic case of whistleblower Daniel Hale, who is now in solitary confinement.Esther Iverem, multidisciplinary author and independent journalist, host of "On The Ground: Voices of Resistance From the Nation's Capital" on Pacifica Radio, and founding member of DC Poets Against the War, joins our Trends with Benefits segment to talk about a report from the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press revealing the extent of police violence against journalists in the U.S., and a new poll commissioned by the Alliance of Democracies Foundation which found that the US is seen around the world as more of a threat to democracy than Russia and China.

We are joined by Rutger Rosenborg and Michelle Yuen from Chartmetric. Chartmetric helps entertainment professionals make smarter and faster music business decisions by providing reliable data, beautiful visuals, in-depth insights, innovative features, and rockstar customer support. More than 25 music streaming and social media data sources plus the power of data science … all in […]

Our March 2021 episode includes:The 2021 Infinite Dial Report (:50)Guest: Tom Webster, Edison Research (8:00)Spotlight: Viral drone video (24:50)Gallagher's State of the Sector 2021 (28:50)NFTs and marketing (33:05)Listener question: Getting your audience to your blog (37:25)LINKSTALKING POINTThe Infinite Dial 2021The state of podcast listening for 2021/Podcasting finds a wayThe future of social audio: Startups, roadmap, business models and a forecastTom Webster, Edison ResearchSPOTLIGHTThe viral Bryant Lake Bowl drone videoMotorcycle ride inside Rosedale CenterQUICK NEWS & QUICK TAKESState of the Sector 2021The brands are at it again, Taco Bell is hopping on the NFT trainWhat's an NFT? And why are people paying millions to buy them?Why the NFT craze is a bubble waiting to popMORE INFORMATIONHansonandHunt.comApple Podcasts pageSpotify pageSign up for Arik's weekly emailSPONSORBrandpoint

Trust Insights CEO Katie Robbert Shares New Keyword Research Strategy Traditional SEO research has limitations that require more innovative methods of discovering keywords. One way is by leveraging subject matter expertise and audited social media data to identify which keywords and topics are truly relevant to your audience. I spoke with Katie Robbert, the CEO… The post Powering Modern SEO with Social Media Data appeared first on Eric Schwartzman.

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WHOA NOW. Are you ready for part 2 of our Digging into Data Series? We hope you’re enjoying this data deep dive as much as we are. In this podcast we are reviewing social media data! We’re covering what you should review, the tools you can use to make it easier, how to interpret those tricky social metrics, and how often you need to review it. Social media isn’t just for millennials, we should all understand if it’s working or not! For a fully-formatted article version of this podcast, head over to our website: https://mayecreate.com/blog/digging-into-data-part-2-reviewing-social-media-data/

There are plenty of people who will be quick to tell you that journalism is broken. But we’re not here to wallow in negatives. As part of the Journalism Breakthrough series from the Centre for Media Data and Society at the Central European University, instead, in this episode we take a look at three different innovations that bridge academia and journalism: how students can become journalists, how journalists can build on academics’ research, and how scholars and journalists can work together.Further reading - What Happens When Academia and Media Work TogetherPhotography by Jon S.Original music for this episode was composed by András Simongáti-Farquhar.

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Listen up y'all! We are the most valuable thing to tech companies. Why? Our engagement with these platforms make their money, tells us what to buy, what to look at and it starts with our consent, “ I Agree” with the terms of Service. Why do you think its always “Free?” Can you trust Google and TikTok? How does Covid-19 tracking impact me and my family? Many questions, that we have the right to ask and demand! We are the data that are building the new apps, the artificial intelligence driving new marketing, new products on social media platforms, and adding more to the global search engine. Do you think we should get paid for using our data? Many people would say, YES!  In this collaboration podcast, with Creepy Tech podcaster, Lydia Shompole (https://www.lshompole.com/creepy-tech/s2e7-coronavirus-tracking-you-and-cyber-espionage) , who is also the founder of The CrossPods.com, we discuss how some of us have  been living in a haze of data trust with these social media platforms, yet we less than 2% of people of color within leadership and or product teams on these global and social media platforms or even less within the realms of science and medicine. Believe it or not, it affects so much of our lives that we don’t even realize it! Let’s get educated on this data privacy issue and realize how we can use our technology to ask the right questions about our data to protect our identities and our ancestral knowledge from being exploited. 

WHOA NOW. Are you ready for part 2 of our Digging into Data Series? We hope you’re enjoying this data deep dive as much as we are. In this podcast we are reviewing social media data! We’re covering what you should review, the tools you can use to make it easier, how to interpret those tricky social metrics, and how often you need to review it. Social media isn’t just for millennials, we should all understand if it’s working or not! Transcription 0:00 Hello, and thank you for joining me. I'm Monica Pitts. Welcome to Marketing with Purpose. Today we are doing the second part of our series on reviewing marketing data to make decisions and today we are going to talk about social media data. I am not going to sit on my pulpit and tell you all about how amazing it is to review all of your marketing data because I'm assuming that you know how amazing it is or else you would not have tuned in today to listen to this incredibly interesting podcast about data. I really love data because not just the Star Trek character either although I was nearly raised with him because my dad's a total Trekkie. But I love marketing data because I think that marketing is just a huge science experiment and I love to see how all of my efforts come through in the end. And digital marketing is very special because it is so incredibly trackable. I love looking at the data because I understand it, but I find that a lot of my clients are very overwhelmed with data. They get these reports from me, and they never look at them because they don't understand them. And then I started writing them emails about all the data that I found and they said, Monica, I don't understand any of it. So then I make them sit in meetings with me while I draw them pictures just like my Edward Jones agent does for me about my retirement. And then they start to feel a little bit more in control. And finally, I started making videos for them about their data and explaining it to them and that seemed to work pretty good too. So I'm going to do the same for you today. I'm going to try to break it down into the different types of data that you would review, the tools you use to review it, what all of it means, and how often you need to look at it. Our topic today is super intangible. So tangible in fact that I questioned whether I should even cover it in this medium, but I did learn all about AdWords from the PPC podcast. That is also very intangible and those dudes are like gods in my world, so I figured you know what if I can learn that kind of thing from a podcast, you can learn to review social media data from a podcast too. But if you need visuals, you can hop on over to the Mayecreate website and get those visuals as well as the show notes and a link to a very nicely formatted blog post over the topic at podcast.mayecreate.com. Now while you're there, you can also check out our downloadable resources. We have an ebook on intro to Facebook, so many other resources that you can download for free to help you along in your marketing journey. So let's start at the top. What to review. Remember, you're reviewing marketing data pyramid style, just like we talked about in our last podcast on data to make marketing decisions from your website. The bottom of the pyramid is your plan, the activities you'll execute to implement the marketing plan. The narrow top is the end goal of your marketing campaign. And that goal defines your most important metric. So for example, if your goal is to increase sales, then sales revenue is your most important metric. So if you do nothing else, you're going to review the amount of money or hours you spent on your marketing versus the amount of sales revenue that you brought in. As you're reviewing your mark

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show: Local CoronaVirus support groups and GDPR considerations, Government surveillance tracking of CoronaVirus sufferers via their mobile phones, Your data and Corona Virus - what can your employer ask you, Home Working best practice and avoiding phishing attacks, Zoom video conferencing security concerns, Virgin Media data breach update and launch of legal class action, Watford Community Housing data breach, BBC data breaches revealed by Daily Telegraph, Irish Teaching Council data breach

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show: Virgin Media suffer huge data breach, Boots Advantage cards and Tesco Clubcards both affected by data breach, Cathay Pacific receive fine for pre-GDPR data breach, Portsmouth City Council data breach, Greater Anglia, C3UK and Network rail suffer WiFi data breach, Loqbox credit score builder suffers data breach, Polish school fined for using biometric data, University of Hertfordshire update on earlier data breach

In this episode, we have an indepth conversation with Mario Leo of Results Sports and Emeka Enyadike of Digital Sports Africa about digital media, data analytics opportunities and the importance of fan engagement/understanding your audience Part 1: Digital Media - Opportunities in African Football - Africa in comparison to other continents Part 2: Data & Analytics - Performance Data - Digital Media Analytics - Importance of Fan Engagement Here is the link to their data on African football clubs: https://asunified.com/report-african-football-clubs-digital-landscape/ Please do leave a comment to share your thoughts and let us know what you think www.asunified.com

Potential buyers want to know what makes your brand different, what you stand for, and what value you can add. Social media is where that narrative is built. It’s where people can get the most immediate sense of your company’s mission and truly understand what sets you apart from the rest. This episode features a presentation by Beth Trejo in Omaha. The Chatterkick CEO covers: How to build a distributor/retailer relationship for your brand through data-driven customer service. How to mine social media data to maximize ROI and outperform your competitors. What content can influence buyers and turn them into advocates on behalf of your brand? The impact of online reviews and how to leverage them on social media.

Could you give up your mobile for 30 days? In this episode, we explore digital minimalism, social media breaks and conscious use of your phone. Charelle recently read a book with the same title whilst Verity recently did a 10-day break from all social apps. We discuss why 30 days is what you need to have a true break and start to introduce what you truly need back into your life. Does the free element of the digital world mean we download download download without truly thinking about it? Do we need 10gb of data a month or do we just use it because it’s there? Have you tried a digital detox before?   Charelle talks about her Christmas phone break and how we just lose ourselves in click bait.   Verity talks about her week without WiFi and all the surprising wonderful things it taught her.   Notifications are basically a tool to help us get addicted; have you switched them off your phone yet? Do you set time limits for social media? When was your latest app refresh?   What is your version of a digital detox? We would love to hear!   “You need to cherish those moments of nothingness” Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport - https://amzn.to/2Nn3WJK   This episode is sponsored by Audible. Audible is the world’s largest seller of audiobooks. With hundreds of thousands of books to choose from there is something for everyone. Start your 30 day free trial - https://amzn.to/34hpM8p   Thank you to Penguin Random House UK for sending Charelle a free copy of Digital Minimalism  ___ Have some feedback, a question you would like us to answer or a topic suggestion? Drop us an email at freeandfiguringitout@gmail.com   Follow us https://www.instagram.com/freeandfiguringitout/    Your hosts are... Charelle Griffith, 31, is a marketing strategist for solopreneurs and founder of PropelHer, a personal development blog and book club. She lives in London, dates men and has been single for 4 years (except for a summer romance in 2018). Connect with Charelle https://www.instagram.com/charellegriffith/    Verity Brown, 33, helps female entrepreneurs reconnect with themselves and find happiness and currently lives in the North of England. She is bisexual and after 3.5 years single has recently found love with a woman. Connect with Verity https://www.instagram.com/theseasaltplan/ 

The more information we give to social media, the more power they have to influence us. Lyndsey Jackson, a digital rights expert from Electronic Frontiers Australia, joins us to talk about the ways in which our favourite social media apps are changing, and what that means for our online security. Later, Australians gamble $24 billion a year, and growing concern for problem gamblers has helped launch the Community Benefit Payment Scheme. Backchat reporter Eamonn Snow looks into gambling issues in Australia, and what the government is actually doing about it. If you or somebody you know suffers from a gambling addiction, you can reach out to the Multicultural Problem Gambling Service on 1800 856 800 or to Lifeline crisis support on 13 11 14. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Dari social media ternyata bisa diperoleh data berupa informasi-informasi yang berguna untuk customer. Apache Spark bisa diutilisasi untuk memproses data dari social media ini, sehingga bisa digunakan untuk analisis lebih lanjut, memperoleh insight, atau keperluan-keperluan yang lain. Pada video BukaTalks ini, Harimurti Prasetio (CTO NoLimit) akan menjelaskan bagaimana memaksimalkan Spark untuk memproses data dari sosial media.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation said it is looking to use social media tools to monitor possible domestic threats. The FBI has issued a request for proposal from vendors for the software tools it needs to access lawfully-collected information from social media subscription services.

Dr. Leon Derczynski, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the IT University of Copenhagen, guests to discuss how natural language processing and computational linguistics can be applied to social media data. We break down several of Dr. Derczynski's EU-funded research projects, from detecting the informativeness of tweets in crisis communication to assessing the veracity of claims through comment patterns on Twitter and Reddit. Dr. Derczynski also shares his thoughts on machine learning, artificial intelligence, and deepfake detection.

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Social media research is an important source of insight for most organisations today. But fake profiles, fake sentiment and fake data is a growing problem. This podcast gets to the heart of how data analysis and traditional research can work better together, or fail spectacularly. In 2018 Facebook suspended 1.3bn fake accounts. The Mueller report stated 126 million Americans were influenced by fake profiles and content created by a Russian agency to influence the outcome of the 2016 US election. In April 2019 research from Which? Magazine found that: ‘Amazon is losing the battle against fake reviews’.Our guests discuss the impact that fake information online is having on customer insight. Colin Strong, global head of behavioural science at Ipsos and member of MRS Delphi Group Cordelia Hay, research director at Britain Thinks Aji Ghose Head of Research & Data Science at SkyThe host is Christian Walsh, Digital Director at the Market Research Society (MRS). The MRS Delphi Group is a collection of the most respected thinkers in the research, insight and data analytics sector.

Kata Füge, Social Media Analyst at Bakamo Social, discusses Bakamo's latest study charting citizens' online discussions about immigration across Europe. We break down the main findings of the study, the main narratives used by EU citizens to discuss migration in online spaces, as well as the methodology behind it. Click here to see the study's interactive dashboard, and find out what narratives about migration are popular in your country!

Dr. Steven Lloyd Wilson is an assistant professor of political science at the University of Nevada, Reno. He earned his Ph.D. in political science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2016, and serves as the Project Manager of Computational Infrastructure for the Varieties of Democracy Institute at the University of Gothenburg. His research focuses on comparative democratization, cyber-security, and the effect of the Internet on authoritarian regimes. He also works on a variety of projects involving network and content analysis of social media around the world.

In the past decade, tracking health trends using social media data has shown great promise, due to a powerful combination of massive adoption of social media around the world, and increasingly potent hardware and software that enables us to work with these new big data streams. At the same time, many challenging problems have been identified. First, there is often a mismatch between how rapidly online data can change, and how rapidly algorithms are updated, which means that there is limited reusability for algorithms trained on past data as their performance decreases over time. Second, much of the work is focusing on specific issues during a specific past period in time, even though public health institutions would need flexible tools to assess multiple evolving situations in real time. Third, most tools providing such capabilities are proprietary systems with little algorithmic or data transparency, and thus little buy-in from the global public health and research community. Here, we introduce Crowdbreaks, an open platform which allows tracking of health trends by making use of continuous crowdsourced labeling of public social media content. The system is built in a way which automatizes the typical workflow from data collection, filtering, labeling and training of machine learning classifiers and therefore can greatly accelerate the research process in the public health domain. This work describes the technical aspects of the platform, thereby covering the functionalities at its current state and exploring its future use cases and extensions. Müller MM et al. (2019) Crowdbreaks: Tracking Health Trends Using Public Social Media Data and Crowdsourcing. Front Public Health. 7: 81. Published online 2019 Apr 12. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2019.00081. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY). The use, distribution or reproduction in other forums is permitted, provided the original author(s) and the copyright owner(s) are credited and that the original publication in this journal is cited, in accordance with accepted academic practice. No use, distribution or reproduction is permitted which does not comply with these terms. Sections of the Abstract, Introduction, and Results are presented in the Podcast. Access the full-text article here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6476276/

ASD and Sue speak to Rachel Bristow, Director of Partnerships and Collaboration at Sky, having previously been VP of Media Data and Analytics at Unilever. Listen to what change has had the biggest impact on Rachel's team and what she learnt from her best boss, amongst many other things.

Show Notes: (3:08) Leni explains how studying Theatre Critics in college help her develop analytical thinking. (4:00) Leni briefly her first job out of college in brand management at a lifestyle brand called Life is Porno. (5:54) Leni goes over the most interesting classes she took during her Master of Arts in New Media Studies at Charles University. (7:52) Leni talks about her 1-year residency in the social media team of New Media department at Czech TV. (12:02) Leni reflects on the career lesson she got out from her time at Czech TV. (13:47) Leni discusses her first professional role working with data at Socialbakers, a social media marketing company in Prague. (16:35) Leni talks about choosing R as her main programming language to learn data science. (19:43) Leni explains the study of social network analysis. (21:50) Leni discusses the technical aspects of her Master’s thesis about Czech journalists on Twitter. (25:00) Leni goes over her brief stint as a marketing specialist at Zeleznakoule, a gym in Prague and a community of health enthusiasts. (26:57) Leni talks about her next career move to Seznam, the most visited web portal and search engine in the Czech Republic. (29:11) Leni also volunteers as a mentor for Czechitas, a non-profit organization focused on educating girls about programming, data analysis and graphics. (30:17) Leni describes the data science community in Prague. (32:51) Leni talks about her passion for the tech scene in Stockholm. (35:22) Leni talks about her popular Facebook page Dataholka. (36:45) Leni shares some tips for aspiring data scientists who want to improve their social media presence. (39:00) Leni gives recommendations for social media users regarding concerns about data privacy. (41:30) Leni shares her thoughts on the current state of digital journalism. (43:48) Leni discusses her current plan to pursue a Ph.D. degree in the US. (47:52) Closing segment. Her Contact Info: Website Twitter Facebook Instagram Her recommended resources: Netflix Tech Blog Spotify Labs

Show Notes: (3:08) Leni explains how studying Theatre Critics in college help her develop analytical thinking. (4:00) Leni briefly her first job out of college in brand management at a lifestyle brand called Life is Porno. (5:54) Leni goes over the most interesting classes she took during her Master of Arts in New Media Studies at Charles University. (7:52) Leni talks about her 1-year residency in the social media team of New Media department at Czech TV. (12:02) Leni reflects on the career lesson she got out from her time at Czech TV. (13:47) Leni discusses her first professional role working with data at Socialbakers, a social media marketing company in Prague. (16:35) Leni talks about choosing R as her main programming language to learn data science. (19:43) Leni explains the study of social network analysis. (21:50) Leni discusses the technical aspects of her Master’s thesis about Czech journalists on Twitter. (25:00) Leni goes over her brief stint as a marketing specialist at Zeleznakoule, a gym in Prague and a community of health enthusiasts. (26:57) Leni talks about her next career move to Seznam, the most visited web portal and search engine in the Czech Republic. (29:11) Leni also volunteers as a mentor for Czechitas, a non-profit organization focused on educating girls about programming, data analysis and graphics. (30:17) Leni describes the data science community in Prague. (32:51) Leni talks about her passion for the tech scene in Stockholm. (35:22) Leni talks about her popular Facebook page Dataholka. (36:45) Leni shares some tips for aspiring data scientists who want to improve their social media presence. (39:00) Leni gives recommendations for social media users regarding concerns about data privacy. (41:30) Leni shares her thoughts on the current state of digital journalism. (43:48) Leni discusses her current plan to pursue a Ph.D. degree in the US. (47:52) Closing segment. Her Contact Info: Website Twitter Facebook Instagram Her recommended resources: Netflix Tech Blog Spotify Labs

Listen Brands Listens ... in Part three of How to Create Buzz on Social Media we get down to the bottom line — Dollars. Listen and follow #27Answers by #DryerBuzz https://27Answers.com

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Erik Townsend and Patrick Ceresna welcome Dr. Pippa Malmgren to MacroVoices. Erik and Pippa discuss Trump, art of the deal, trade wars and North Korea. They further discuss Russia, Syria, US and chemical warfare and global de-dollarization. They finally end discussing Facebook’s impact on geo-politics and financial markets, social media data mining and the Leadership Lab: Understanding Leadership in the 21st century

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The Age of Noise in Britain: Hearing Modernity (University of Illinois Press, 2017) by James G. Mansell brings forward the opportunity to hear modernity and examine how sound shaped the selves of Britons in an age of economic, social and political upheaval. Industrial and technological sounds created anxiety, especially for the middle classes; sound experts were engaged by the state to manage, manipulate, and contain sounds; individuals negotiated as best as they could their distance to what became an increasingly noisy world. Mansell argues that these acts of hearing - not always listening - elicited new ways if thinking about being modern. James G. Mansell is Assistant Professor of Cultural Studies in the Department of Culture, Film and Media at the University of Nottingham. James's research and teaching expertise are in cultural history, sensory studies, and sound studies. His research has focused on the cultural history of sound and hearing, sound media, and on histories of sonic modernity and modernism.New Books in Sound Studies is a collaboration between the Centre for Media Data and Society at the Central European University in Budapest, Hungary and the New Books Network.

Improving healthcare through social media

Social media has been seen for the past decade as a great way of communicating but if the information is free, your personal information is the product. So, what are the consequences of this new data era? Dr Keith Suter discusses how the Cambridge Analytica scandal is relevant to the 2016 Trump victory and whether we should be worried about it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I40 Explains - Social Media, Data Privacy, and Liability 25Mar2018 Webcast Attendees Ervin Lukacs, Jeff Budzinski, Matt Slavin, Owen JJ Stone (Ohdoctah) Agenda   https://techcrunch.com/2018/03/19/deletefacebook/ #deletefacebook movement https://mashable.com/2018/03/22/delete-facebook-searches-cambridge-analytica/#nqCH2.y2Raqu http://thehill.com/opinion/cybersecurity/379703-facebook-is-complicit-not-a-victim-in-the-abuse-and-misuse-of-personal http://uk.businessinsider.com/facebook-data-breach-reactions-executives-response-twitter-2018-3?r=US&IR=T https://deletefacebook.com/ https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2018/3/23/17151916/facebook-cambridge-analytica-trump-diagram Explanation of what transpired re: CA https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/features/controversial-anti-sex-trafficking-bill-screw-over-sex-workers-w518323 SESTA, Social Networking   Podbean: http://industryfouroh.podbean.com/ Google Play: Industry 4.0 iTunes: Industry 4.0 Stitcher: I4o Twitch: https://go.twitch.tv/industryfouroh Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/industryfouroh Twitter: https://twitter.com/industryfouroh   All episode music produced by Jeff Budzinski: https://soundcloud.com/thejbones   Enjoy the photography of Ryan Thompson: https://www.flickr.com/photos/waynerthompson Instagram: wayneryan21   Enjoy the Photography of Ervin Lukacs: Instagram: Ervin.Lukacs   Find Ohdoctah at: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ohdoctah IQMZ: http://iqmz.com/author/ohdoctah/ Special Guest: Owen JJ stone.

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Sonic Rupture: A Practice-led Approach to Urban Soundscape Design(Bloomsbury 2016) by Jordan Lacey offers a practice-led alternative approach to urban soundscape design. Rather than understanding the functional noises of the city as solely problematic or unaesthetic annoyances to be eliminated, Lacey instead suggests ways in which they can be creatively harnessed to give new expression to urban life. Featuring expansive theoretical discussions and detailed analysis of Lacey’s own work as a sound artist, the book proposes the 5 element sonic rupture model as a way to diversify our experiences of city life.New Books in Sound Studies is a collaboration between the Centre for Media Data and Society at the Central European University in Budapest, Hungary and the New Books Network.

Sonic Rupture: A Practice-led Approach to Urban Soundscape Design (Bloomsbury 2016) by Jordan Lacey offers a practice-led alternative approach to urban soundscape design. Rather than understanding the functional noises of the city as solely problematic or unaesthetic annoyances to be eliminated, Lacey instead suggests ways in which they can be creatively harnessed to give new expression to urban life. Featuring expansive theoretical discussions and detailed analysis of Lacey’s own work as a sound artist, the book proposes the 5 element sonic rupture model as a way to diversify our experiences of city life. New Books in Sound Studies is a collaboration between the Centre for Media Data and Society at the Central European University in Budapest, Hungary and the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sonic Rupture: A Practice-led Approach to Urban Soundscape Design (Bloomsbury 2016) by Jordan Lacey offers a practice-led alternative approach to urban soundscape design. Rather than understanding the functional noises of the city as solely problematic or unaesthetic annoyances to be eliminated, Lacey instead suggests ways in which they can be creatively harnessed to give new expression to urban life. Featuring expansive theoretical discussions and detailed analysis of Lacey’s own work as a sound artist, the book proposes the 5 element sonic rupture model as a way to diversify our experiences of city life. New Books in Sound Studies is a collaboration between the Centre for Media Data and Society at the Central European University in Budapest, Hungary and the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sonic Rupture: A Practice-led Approach to Urban Soundscape Design (Bloomsbury 2016) by Jordan Lacey offers a practice-led alternative approach to urban soundscape design. Rather than understanding the functional noises of the city as solely problematic or unaesthetic annoyances to be eliminated, Lacey instead suggests ways in which they can be creatively harnessed to give new expression to urban life. Featuring expansive theoretical discussions and detailed analysis of Lacey’s own work as a sound artist, the book proposes the 5 element sonic rupture model as a way to diversify our experiences of city life. New Books in Sound Studies is a collaboration between the Centre for Media Data and Society at the Central European University in Budapest, Hungary and the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sonic Rupture: A Practice-led Approach to Urban Soundscape Design (Bloomsbury 2016) by Jordan Lacey offers a practice-led alternative approach to urban soundscape design. Rather than understanding the functional noises of the city as solely problematic or unaesthetic annoyances to be eliminated, Lacey instead suggests ways in which they can be creatively harnessed to give new expression to urban life. Featuring expansive theoretical discussions and detailed analysis of Lacey’s own work as a sound artist, the book proposes the 5 element sonic rupture model as a way to diversify our experiences of city life. New Books in Sound Studies is a collaboration between the Centre for Media Data and Society at the Central European University in Budapest, Hungary and the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today is June 13th, 2017 and it's an all new Human Factors Cast hosted by Nick Roome with Blake Arnsdorff. -Director of Typing-by-Brain Project Discusses How Facebook Will Get Inside Your Head -Facebook's new maps will help responders during natural disasters -Your Car's Tires Could Soon Know When Roads Are Wet and Slippery Before You Do -In-Person Requests Are More Effective Than Electronic Ones -Study: This virtual reality simulation could reduce fear of death -What makes a movement feel strenuous? IT CAME FROM REDDIT: Is it now OK to request people to sign up for your service without disclosing the pricing structure Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/humanfactorscast Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/HFactorsPodcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HumanFactorsCast Follow us on Soundcloud: https://www.soundcloud.com/HumanFactorsCast Our official website: https://www.humanfactorscast.com Follow Nick: https://www.twitter.com/Nick_Roome Follow Blake: https://www.twitter.com/DontPanicUX Take a deeper look into the human element in our ever changing digital world. Human Factors Cast is a podcast that investigates the sciences of psychology, engineering, biomechanics, industrial design, physiology and anthropometry and how it affects our interaction with technology. As an online source for human factors, psychology, and design news, Human Factors Cast is your essential resource for new, exciting stories in the field.

Describe what you do in one sentence: Information design and data visualization. What you’ll learn from this episode: – Why standardized and basic charts are limiting. – The process of taking complex data and turning it into a simple visualization. – Why human beings retain so much more information when a visual is associated with […]

Meet Makala Johnson, Mayo Clinic's social media data geek. She was the first hire of the Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media. After listening to her, you'll understand why. She is the a lover of all things data and demonstrates a great skill at understanding the data metrics that should be tied to social media. She also lives the mission of the Mayo Clinic and is engaging, friendly and helpful. Listen to our conversation or drop in at the time stamps below: 06/15/15 -- A moment during Mayo Clinic's "Bringing on the Social Media Revolution to Health Care" social media residency, presented by the Mayo Clinic Social Media Health Network at the Doubletree in Rochester, Minnesota on Monday, June 15, 2015. Follow along online using #MCCSM. Learn more at socialmedia.mayoclinic.org. (Photo by Jason Pratt / Mayo Clinic) IntroductionMayo Clinic believes in engagementMetrics and analyticsHow did the Center for Social Media get foundedHow many team members in the social media effort at the Mayo Clinic?Content submission guidelinesIdeas for content come from the whole systemDr. Chuck Rosen - Celebrating moments at MayoCoordination and CooperationReviewing content submissionTraining for all employeesHow many social accounts were active when the MCCSM was founded?How are you keeping track of all your contentWhat management tool are you using?Tool selection process?Did you select an "off the shelf" tool or was it customized for MCCSM?When do you need a management tool? Number of people using social media or the number of social media sites you're managing?Did you work with social media management tools before the creation of the CSM?How do you differentiate between your personal and professional profiles?How many social media accounts are there for the Mayo Clinic?Who is the head of social media for all of Mayo Clinic? Lee Aase of course!Have you had any rogue accounts?She's a data geek!What are considered the "essential" metrics?Can you track "save for later" posts?Are you using Facebook tracking pixels?Are you downloading the Facebook analytics report?What are the benefits of using a social media management tool?Standard response time to comments?Did you get a demo of the social media platform? Social Media Tip: Keith Boswell "Create a Content Library" ANNOUNCEMENT! Get in on a pilot of the Get Social Health Academy Visit our resources page for more valuable (and free!) resources on social media and digital health. https://www.sprinklr.com/ https://hootsuite.com/

May 14, 2015. Katrin Weller argues that big data from social media and online communication channels are valuable sources which need to be understood now in order to be preserved effectively for future historians. Speaker Biography: Katrin Weller is one of two inaugural Kluge Fellows in Digital Studies at the Library of Congress. For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6775

Anatoliy Gruzd, Dalhousie University, gives a talk for the Oxford Internet Institute. As social creatures, our online lives just like our offline lives are intertwined with others within a wide variety of social networks. Each retweet on Twitter, comment on a blog or link to a Youtube video explicitly or implicitly connects one online participant to another and contributes to the formation of various information and social networks. Once discovered, these networks can provide researchers with an effective mechanism for identifying and studying collaborative processes within any online community. However, collecting information about online networks using traditional methods such as surveys can be very time consuming and expensive. The presentation will explore automated ways to discover and analyze various information and social networks from social media data.

Anatoliy Gruzd, Dalhousie University, gives a talk for the Oxford Internet Institute. As social creatures, our online lives just like our offline lives are intertwined with others within a wide variety of social networks. Each retweet on Twitter, comment on a blog or link to a Youtube video explicitly or implicitly connects one online participant to another and contributes to the formation of various information and social networks. Once discovered, these networks can provide researchers with an effective mechanism for identifying and studying collaborative processes within any online community. However, collecting information about online networks using traditional methods such as surveys can be very time consuming and expensive. The presentation will explore automated ways to discover and analyze various information and social networks from social media data.

In the recent case of State v.Huggett, failure to preserve voicemail data resulted in the dismissal of a second degree murder charge. On this edition of The ESI Report, host Gina Jytyla, Managing Staff Attorney in the Legal Technologies division at Kroll Ontrack, welcomes Circuit Court Judge James Babbitt from Barron County, Wisconsin who authored the original opinion in the case and Jason Paroff, Senior Director of Computer Forensics for Kroll Ontrack, to discuss the duty to preserve electronic data and exculpatory evidence such as text messages, voicemail and social media. In the Bits & Bytes Legal Analysis segment, Kroll Ontrack Legal Correspondent Kelly Kubacki explores the recent decision of Crispin v. Audigier, Inc. regarding the discoverability of information contained on social networking sites.