🤔 What do you think?
This is an interesting viewpoint. It seems that the more money you make from technology the more you shield your children from it. Thoughts?
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This is an interesting viewpoint. It seems that the more money you make from technology the more you shield your children from it. Thoughts?
🚀 @PerspectiveIX
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🎂 Google's 20th Birthday
#Google's video Doodle takes a stroll down memory lane by exploring popular searches all over the world throughout the last two decades.
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#Google's video Doodle takes a stroll down memory lane by exploring popular searches all over the world throughout the last two decades.
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🖼 Instagram Image Formats
According to SocialBakers, the format of your #Instagram image does not influence engagement. So, keep Instagramming and don't worry if your photo is horizontal or vertical!
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❓ What's your preferred format?
According to SocialBakers, the format of your #Instagram image does not influence engagement. So, keep Instagramming and don't worry if your photo is horizontal or vertical!
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❓ What's your preferred format?
🤖 Design is Never Done
the Android Edition
✏️ by Luke Wroblewski: prs.pctvix.co/2xVUeGz
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the Android Edition
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🚥 The Future of Social Media
The change in user behavior is a natural one and doesn’t signify the demise of #SocialMedia. The social media activities and purposes are not disappearing, but rather becoming more sophisticated and diverse.
In both US🇺🇸 & UK🇬🇧 markets, 61% are comfortable using social media for entertainment. 52% are comfortable using social media to follow news, opinions and current affairs, and 44% are comfortable using it for reviews on brands/products in the future.
These are closely followed by motivations like buying/selling products (43%) and researching product ideas.
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The change in user behavior is a natural one and doesn’t signify the demise of #SocialMedia. The social media activities and purposes are not disappearing, but rather becoming more sophisticated and diverse.
In both US🇺🇸 & UK🇬🇧 markets, 61% are comfortable using social media for entertainment. 52% are comfortable using social media to follow news, opinions and current affairs, and 44% are comfortable using it for reviews on brands/products in the future.
These are closely followed by motivations like buying/selling products (43%) and researching product ideas.
🚀 @PerspectiveIX via GWI.
👨💻 WeWork: A $16 Billion Start-up
Listen to How I Built This with Guy Raz talking to Miguel McKelvey, one the co-founders of #WeWork, a shared workspace for startups and freelancers, currently valued nearly $16 billion.
Listen on 📻 @iXRadio: t.me/iXRadio/349
PS. With Telegram's latest update, you don't have to download the whole episode before you could listen! You can now stream!
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Listen to How I Built This with Guy Raz talking to Miguel McKelvey, one the co-founders of #WeWork, a shared workspace for startups and freelancers, currently valued nearly $16 billion.
Listen on 📻 @iXRadio: t.me/iXRadio/349
PS. With Telegram's latest update, you don't have to download the whole episode before you could listen! You can now stream!
🚀 @PerspectiveIX
🎧 The Steady Rise of Podcasts
Over the past decade, #Podcasts have seen a steady rise in popularity. According to Edison Research, 64% of Americans are now familiar with the term “podcasting” and more than 4 in 10 have listened to a podcast themselves.
The format’s rise in popularity clearly coincides with a general increase in digital media consumption, specifically on mobile devices. Also, #Podcast is the only format users can consume passively.
❗️ You can start listening to some fantastic podcasts on 📻 @iXRadio.
🚀 @PerspectiveIX via Statista.
❓ How familiar are you with podcasting? I...
Over the past decade, #Podcasts have seen a steady rise in popularity. According to Edison Research, 64% of Americans are now familiar with the term “podcasting” and more than 4 in 10 have listened to a podcast themselves.
The format’s rise in popularity clearly coincides with a general increase in digital media consumption, specifically on mobile devices. Also, #Podcast is the only format users can consume passively.
❗️ You can start listening to some fantastic podcasts on 📻 @iXRadio.
🚀 @PerspectiveIX via Statista.
❓ How familiar are you with podcasting? I...
⛪️ Great Quote!
"Tweet others as you want to be tweeted"
Tweet us as you want to be tweeted!
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"Tweet others as you want to be tweeted"
Tweet us as you want to be tweeted!
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📉 Facebook Engagement is on a Decline
Engagement is down for brands on #Facebook in 2018, but Organic Reach remains stable.
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💌 Weekly Pulse!
Engagement is down for brands on #Facebook in 2018, but Organic Reach remains stable.
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💌 Weekly Pulse!
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🤣 Launch of Windows 95
Nothing is more motivational than this #MondayMotivation - featuring Bill Gates, obviously! 😂
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Nothing is more motivational than this #MondayMotivation - featuring Bill Gates, obviously! 😂
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🖼 Billboards Are Back!
It’s the era of internet #advertising. The era of targeting that tracks you across browsers, platforms and across the city. The era of apps that know what you want before you do.
But surprisingly, a seemingly retro ad format — outdoor advertising — is also having its heyday.
Ads on billboards, buses and at venues like baseball stadiums are expected to see record spending this year. Worldwide ad spend on so-called “out-of-home” advertising is expected to reach $38 billion this year, up 3 percent since last year and 35 percent since 2010, according to data from ad measurement company Zenith.
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It’s the era of internet #advertising. The era of targeting that tracks you across browsers, platforms and across the city. The era of apps that know what you want before you do.
But surprisingly, a seemingly retro ad format — outdoor advertising — is also having its heyday.
Ads on billboards, buses and at venues like baseball stadiums are expected to see record spending this year. Worldwide ad spend on so-called “out-of-home” advertising is expected to reach $38 billion this year, up 3 percent since last year and 35 percent since 2010, according to data from ad measurement company Zenith.
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🤔 Honesty!
#TweetOfTheDay
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❓ Would you use this app?
#TweetOfTheDay
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📺 Who’s Watching the Ads on YouTube?
This week, #YouTube announced a new type of in-stream ad format, positioned as a new way for “advertisers to connect with their audience” by allowing viewers to move beyond mere click-through interactions and onto more complex transactions, like downloading an app or buying a movie ticket.
According to Verto data gathered over the past year, men and Millennials spend the most time watching ads on YouTube’s mobile app.
Men spend an average of 6 minutes per month watching ads on the app, compared to just under 4 minutes per month among women (and an average of just under 5 minutes per month for all users).
Younger #Millennials (18-24) rack up an average of 9 minutes per month watching ads on the YouTube mobile app, which is nearly double the amount of time that older Millennials (25-34) spend with ads on the YouTube app.
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❓ Have you watched a video on YouTube during last 7 days?
This week, #YouTube announced a new type of in-stream ad format, positioned as a new way for “advertisers to connect with their audience” by allowing viewers to move beyond mere click-through interactions and onto more complex transactions, like downloading an app or buying a movie ticket.
According to Verto data gathered over the past year, men and Millennials spend the most time watching ads on YouTube’s mobile app.
Men spend an average of 6 minutes per month watching ads on the app, compared to just under 4 minutes per month among women (and an average of just under 5 minutes per month for all users).
Younger #Millennials (18-24) rack up an average of 9 minutes per month watching ads on the YouTube mobile app, which is nearly double the amount of time that older Millennials (25-34) spend with ads on the YouTube app.
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❣️ Emotions in Europe
After analysing over 6 billion #Emojis over two years on #Twitter, Brandwatch published the Emoji report. Using Unicode’s official classifications, the emojis were segmented as positive and negative. Here's how Europe feels - in Emoji!
Europe 🇪🇺
- The most positive countries are Montenegro 🇲🇪, Monaco 🇲🇨, and Gibraltar 🇬🇮
- The most negative countries are Netherlands 🇳🇱, United Kingdom 🇬🇧, and Greece 🇬🇷
- 85% of tweets from Vatican City 🇻🇦 are positive 😇
United Kingdom 🇬🇧
- The most negative city in the UK is Edinburgh
- The most positive city is Belfast
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After analysing over 6 billion #Emojis over two years on #Twitter, Brandwatch published the Emoji report. Using Unicode’s official classifications, the emojis were segmented as positive and negative. Here's how Europe feels - in Emoji!
Europe 🇪🇺
- The most positive countries are Montenegro 🇲🇪, Monaco 🇲🇨, and Gibraltar 🇬🇮
- The most negative countries are Netherlands 🇳🇱, United Kingdom 🇬🇧, and Greece 🇬🇷
- 85% of tweets from Vatican City 🇻🇦 are positive 😇
United Kingdom 🇬🇧
- The most negative city in the UK is Edinburgh
- The most positive city is Belfast
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😟 Phonelessness
Teens encounter a range of emotions when they do not have their cellphones, but anxiety tops the list. According to Pew Research, girls are more likely than boys to express feelings of anxiety (by a 49% to 35% margin) and loneliness
Share of teen girls who say they feel ........... when they do not have their cellphone:
😟 Anxious 49%
😔 Lonely 32%
☹️ Upset 28%
😌 Relieved 18%
😁 Happy 18%
⭕️ None of these 23%
🚀 @PerspectiveIX via Pew Research.
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❓ How would you feel if you did NOT have your phone for over a week?
Teens encounter a range of emotions when they do not have their cellphones, but anxiety tops the list. According to Pew Research, girls are more likely than boys to express feelings of anxiety (by a 49% to 35% margin) and loneliness
Share of teen girls who say they feel ........... when they do not have their cellphone:
😟 Anxious 49%
😔 Lonely 32%
☹️ Upset 28%
😌 Relieved 18%
😁 Happy 18%
⭕️ None of these 23%
🚀 @PerspectiveIX via Pew Research.
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🚖 Half Uber Drivers Don't Make More $10 an Hour After Vehicle Expenses
According to a new study by Ridester, the median hourly pay with tip for #Uber drivers in the U.S. is $14.73. That figure includes tips but doesn’t account for expenses like insurance, gas and car depreciation incurred while working. Using Ridester’s low-end estimate of $5 per hour in vehicle costs, drivers would bring in $9.73 per hour and potentially much less.
That implies a driver working 40 hours per week would make an annual salary of almost $31,000 before vehicle expenses, and about $20,000 after expenses (but still before taxes). That’s below the poverty threshold for a family of three. It’s also a far cry from the $70,000 to $90,000 Uber once claimed its drivers made in major markets.
🚀 @PerspectiveIX via Recode.
According to a new study by Ridester, the median hourly pay with tip for #Uber drivers in the U.S. is $14.73. That figure includes tips but doesn’t account for expenses like insurance, gas and car depreciation incurred while working. Using Ridester’s low-end estimate of $5 per hour in vehicle costs, drivers would bring in $9.73 per hour and potentially much less.
That implies a driver working 40 hours per week would make an annual salary of almost $31,000 before vehicle expenses, and about $20,000 after expenses (but still before taxes). That’s below the poverty threshold for a family of three. It’s also a far cry from the $70,000 to $90,000 Uber once claimed its drivers made in major markets.
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👑 Fortnite: King of the Multiplayer Action Hill
According to Sensor Tower, in just under seven months since launching as an invite-only beta on March 15, the iOS version of #Fortnite from Epic Games has grossed a total of $300 million worldwide, with about 65% of that coming from players in the United States 🇺🇸.
To have some context, Fortnite has grossed about 32% more than Supercell’s Clash Royale launch in March 2016, and more than 200% as much as #Tencent’s smash MOBA Honor of Kings managed on China’s App Store in the same amount of time post-release.
As for the fastest game to hit $300 million on #iOS, that was Niantic’s mega-hit #PokemonGO, which achieved this feat in just 113 days.
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❓ Have you played Fortnite during last two weeks?
According to Sensor Tower, in just under seven months since launching as an invite-only beta on March 15, the iOS version of #Fortnite from Epic Games has grossed a total of $300 million worldwide, with about 65% of that coming from players in the United States 🇺🇸.
To have some context, Fortnite has grossed about 32% more than Supercell’s Clash Royale launch in March 2016, and more than 200% as much as #Tencent’s smash MOBA Honor of Kings managed on China’s App Store in the same amount of time post-release.
As for the fastest game to hit $300 million on #iOS, that was Niantic’s mega-hit #PokemonGO, which achieved this feat in just 113 days.
🚀 @PerspectiveIX via SensorTower.
❓ Have you played Fortnite during last two weeks?
