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Rough Exchanges by Resident Peasant

ShareResident Peasant, I’m digging you! Soft melodies intertwined with experimental indie folk I don’t think I could even come up with a better Monday work mix. If you haven’t taken the time to listen to this folk based band make sure you do and let them know what you think. Their full album is available [...]

Welcome Home, Radical Face

ShareWelcome Home by Radical Face probably isn’t anything new for many of you but I had to post it anyway. The actual music video is pretty darn cool however that isn’t when the song really moved up my list. Used in the Video Framed by Andi Wittmann Welcome Home took on a whole new meaning [...]

Bizness, Tune-Yards

Share Bizness is from Tune-Yards second alubm whokill released on April 18th 2011. There style is different, instrumentals completely solid, and a singer that gives you jam that you want to sing when you’re sitting during a meeting at work.

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Social Measurement Research

Posted by Elliott on Monday, February 9, 2009 · View Comments

Social measurement has been stealing the spotlight in the social computing industry from the beginning of the New Year. Discussion on authority and impact of users and grading such user profiles on individual platforms has lead to a handful of tools that have made their claim on social measurement. Over the next couple of weeks I’m going to be reviewing a variety of these tools and at the end of the research project compile a list of resources that one can use to help measure and leverage one’s social strategies.

I’m going to be looking at social measurement tools that look at;

• Social bookmarks
• Comments
• Engagement
• Influence
• Friends
• Followers
• Downloads
• Favorites
• Views
• Votes
• Links
• And a few more…

Not all measurement tools have their algorithms public or fully disclosed so I’ll compare them to other companies that claim to do relatively the same measurements and basically see if they pull different results and try to weigh the pros and cons of both results. If you have any suggestions or are a company yourself that would like to have your measurement tools reviewed please leave me a comment and contact information so we can talk. You can also contact me at the social networking sites under the “Follow Me” section of my blog.

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