Now every webpage on the Internet is Social – Google Sidewiki

Google recently announced  “Sidewiki“, a new feature that lets users leave comments about any website they visit. With this feature, of course, you will also be able to read the comments other people have left before you. “The impacts are far reaching, now every web page on the internet is social and can have consumer opinion –both positive and negative.” Read the full article at WebStrategist

Did You Know 4.0

“This completely new Fall 2009 version, designed by XPLANE, includes facts and stats focusing on the changing media landscape, including convergence and technology, and was developed in partnership with The Economist.” And if you want to see the real truth about online presentations you should definitely see this other version: Via TheInspirationRoom

40% of Tweets are Pointless Babble

If Twitter was a Village formed by 100 people,  5 of them would be known as loud mouths who create 75% of all the Twitter conversations. Twenty people would be dead because they have not tweeted at all, and 50 users would be lazy, whereby they have not tweeted at all in the past week. Moreover, from the average 100 tweets, 40% would be pointless babble… See the full study at Information is Beautiful Via CMSWire

Top 20 Countries for Social Networks Engagement

ComScore released last month results over an interesting study to identify the “Top 20 Highest Engagement Social Networking Country Audiences“.  With 6.6 hours and 1307 pages per visitor per month, it was surprising that Russia has the most engaged audience, followed by Brazil and Canada.   Mexico is ranked #11, with 4 hours and 488 pages per visitor per month. Read the Press Release.