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Bitstrips – Fun and Social Media Brand

Posted by Robert Davis (FCIM) on November 19, 2013 in Bitstrips, Robert Davis, Source 2: Emotional SMB, Source 3: Self-Orientated SMB, Source 4: Personal Experience SMB, Source 5: Relational SMB |No Comments

Don’t you just love Bitstrips. It is not often used by brands in social media. We think there is an opportunity here. Why? This is because Bitstrips enables 4 key components of the 5 S Model. Source 2: Emotional Social Media Brand: it helps the brand express emotion in a fun and indirect way. It depersonalizes it […]

Virtual currencies vulnerable to money laundering: U.S. Justice by Reuters – A good case example and future challenge for Bitcoin

Posted by Robert Davis (FCIM) on November 19, 2013 in Bitcoin, Reuters, Virtual Currency |No Comments

Virtual currencies vulnerable to money laundering: U.S. Justice A good case example and future challenge for Bitcoin “Many virtual currency services do not have the proper controls in place to prevent money laundering and stop bad actors from dodging U.S. laws, a top Justice Department official will tell lawmakers on Monday.”

Social Media Brand Presentation

Posted by Robert Davis (FCIM) on November 18, 2013 in Associate Professor Dr. Robert Davis, Robert Davis |No Comments

Social Media Brand Presentation.

Planetj9 Mosaics First WordPress Post

Posted by Robert Davis (FCIM) on November 17, 2013 in Associate Professor Dr. Robert Davis, Robert Davis |No Comments

Well done for the first post. http://planetj9mosaic.wordpress.com

Remains of the Day (What is a Thing Facebook Page)?

Posted by Robert Davis (FCIM) on November 17, 2013 in Consumption, Facebbook, Remains of the Day, What is a Thing? |No Comments

Remains of the Day (What is a Thing Facebook Page)?.

Can Social Media Predict the Future? A Special Issue by Internet Research

Posted by Robert Davis (FCIM) on November 14, 2013 in Branding, Robert Davis, Soclal Media Brand |No Comments

“Predicting exactly how waves will break upon the shore is nearly impossible. But forecasting waves that travel along social media streams is more than doable-it’s already happening, according to acollection of studies recently published in Internet Research. Consider that virtually every move we make on Twitter, Facebook, and other social media channels is being recorded in some form […]