Tiempo medio en social media
Tiempo medio en social media
Via Making Friends & Influencing People - We Are Social’s beginner’s guide to social media
No-me-creo-nada
Vía @chicadelatele Is social media distracting for shows like ‘Mad Men?’
Y el desacuerdo de Susana: ¿Pueden las redes sociales destruir la experiencia Mad Men?
Parece evidente es que la tendencia es una realidad imparable, no hay más que ver los datos y dónde están los picos de actividad, concretamente en el momento más relevante del episodio (una especie de minuto de oro de audiencia, pero en este caso absolutamente real). En mi opinión, considerar que esto es malo para la experiencia en conjunto es un acto de purismo, entendible y muy respetable, especialmente en mi caso, que me he prohibido hacer otra cosa que no sea atender a lo que veo cuando veo series (aunque no siempre soy capaz de cumplirlo), pero nada que ver con un daño real a su capacidad de entretener y ser un éxito global.
Sobre la ‘adicción’ a internet: This reifying diagnosis, I argue, is problematic in its assumptions. First, it is problematic to treat internet use and mind-altering substances as interchangeable. Drugs change a person’s physiology, tying the person to the substance in a physical way—to the point that stopping can cause serious illness or even death. Though one might argue that engagement with the internet re-shapes synaptic structures and elicits particular emotions and the concomitant release of brain chemicals, stopping internet use “cold turkey” will not cause vomiting or the shakes. The more problematic assumption, however, rests in the incorrect notion of “The Internet” is separate from “real” social life. IA as a diagnostic category assumes that The Internet is a realm of fantasy, an escape, a distraction. In this light, overuse of The Internet disrupts real life and requires rehabilitative treatment. (vía The Problem with Internet Addiction » Cyborgology)
Vía @socialmedia2day :Five Types of Social Media Influencers
A list which corresponds very well to the five main types of influencers that found on social media:
- The networker (Social Butterfly): one who has the biggest contact list and found on all platforms. He or she who knows everybody and everybody knows him or her.
- The opinion leader (Thought Leader): one who can become the best ambassador of a brand. He or she has built a strong authority in his or her field by based on credibility. Their messages are most often commented on and retweeted.
- The discoverer (Trendsetter): one who is always the first to use a new platform. Constantly on the lookout for new trends, they become the “hub” in the sector.
- The sharer (Reporter): one who distributes information to the bloggers to journalists through the specialized webzines. He or she usually amplify messages.
- The user (Everyday Customer): one that represents the regular customer. He or she does not have a network as large as the networker, but his or her network remains equally important.


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