Tumblr Debuts In ComScore’s Top 50 Web Properties
marketingland.comHere’s another sign of Tumblr’s growth: The blogging network/platform has cracked comScore’s chart of the Top 50 U.S. web properties for the first time.
ComScore’s April 2012 report credits Tumblr with 23.5 million visitors during t…
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Has Windows Phone overtaken Apple in China? Maybe, but Microsoft won’t confirm it.
Jon Russell, thenextweb.comMicrosoft is keeping quiet on reports suggesting that brisk sales of Windows Phone 7-based devices in China have propelled its market share up to seven percent, taking it past rival Apple in the process.
CNET and a number of other tech…
WinPhone grinds on…
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US consumers lead the world trend, here, surely, but this is happening everywhere: Speed and Nowness are 2 trends that are changing the way we live, buy, create, communicate (and not always for the better, either). Read what I have said about these trends why these links: http://gerd.fm/nowandhere Found via my futurist buddy Stowe Boyd. Get the entire illustration here
- Video interview with Green Futurist Gerd Leonhard, review of… (greenfuturist.com)
- Gerd Leonhard: Future of Broadband: TeleMedia Ecosystems (from Auckland) (mediafuturist.com)
- Gerd Leonhard: Inequality is a major issue for 2012 (mediafuturist.com)
- New audio / video interview on the future of branding, business and the Internet (incl. some comments on SOPA), via TribeRadio (mediafuturist.com)
- Audio podcast of Radio New Zealand interview with Futurist Gerd Leonhard: the opportunities and friction of ultra-fast broadband (and the future of paid content) (mediafuturist.com)
- Gerd Leonhard: Cool IT leader board (mediafuturist.com)
- “A new type of capitalist activist, the Charles Dickens of futurism, Gerd Leonhard is a green…” (futureof.biz)
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Submitted by Ann Engström:
Our Swedish summerhouse has been in the family for over 100 years, the wood-fired sauna was a recent addition based on original drawings of a bath house that used to be located in the exact same spot until it blew away in a storm in the 60’s. More photos by Mikaela Rudhner.
