Posts Tagged ‘mood’
Soundbite: Kissengers enable physically interactive telekissing
Posted by: mariamz on: February 6, 2012
Kissengers have an artificial mouth that provides “the convincing properties of a real kiss” … [they] allow for three different types of interaction: human-to-human telekisses, human-to-robot kisses to allow for an intimate relationship with a robot, and human-to-virtual-character kisses Olivia Solon
Building mood into social platforms – Get Satisfaction asks how you feel
Posted by: mariamz on: August 10, 2011
Mood affects our benevolence and patience – how we create and consume media. So taking account others’ moods is valuable when we communicate: on an individual, institutional and commercial level. Claudio Ciborra once put it like this: “moods capture the situatedness of the actor as opposed to the situation of the action only.” In addition to many [...]
How many ‘likes’ will I get for my Facebook ads?
Posted by: mariamz on: May 20, 2011
If you are running Facebook ads for the first time you may be directing them to your shiny (possibly new) Facebook page. This will probably mean producing a proposal for your boss / client or agency, in which you will estimate up-front what they can expect for their money. For many, the gold standard Facebook [...]
Soundbite: Twitter for understanding moods
Posted by: mariamz on: April 30, 2011
Twitter is a chance to understand your buyers’ moods in between purchases, to support their goals, to listen to their concerns. It’s fascinating how many businesses pay for customer opinion surveys but don’t listen to the free opinions given via the social web Chris Brogan
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