Digital Trends Among Digital Natives at Geekend Conference
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From social media to digital content, gaming and mobile, the ways brands are reaching today's youth audience is changing all the time. This was delivered at Geekend 2009 and is a follow up to a previous presentation on the topic.
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Digital Trends Among Digital Natives at Geekend Conference
- 1. Digital Trends Among Digital Natives Presented at Geekend November 7, 2009
- 5. Super Connected Community Is Everything
- 6. Super Connected Community Is Everything Trust Unknown Peers
- 7. Super Connected Community Is Everything Trust Unknown Peers Want To Be Heard
- 8. Super Connected Community Is Everything Trust Unknown Peers Want To Be Heard Some Skipped Computers For Mobile
- 9. What Digital Natives Are Saying I’m pretty loyal to Facebook. Fira, 21, Malaysia I spend more than 10 hours a day on the Internet. Erica, 23, Taiwan I have MySpace and Facebook but only use Facebook. Sam, 19, US I miss MySpace, the way I could make it my own. But I couldn’t live without Facebook. Melissa, 16, Mexico I’d rather use my mobile phone to go online. Jessica, 19, US I’m a PC user but I also use mobile for the Internet. Nicole, Honduras, 21 I’m loyal to Facebook WAAAY more than MySpace. I think it’s been 3 months since I last checked MySpace. Kristi, 23, US My iPhone is my favorite place for games. Jeff, 16, US
- 10. Social Media Trends and Best Practices
- 11. The Global Social Networking Landscape
- 12. Social Media and Digital Natives
- 13. Social Media and Digital Natives
- 14. Social Media and Digital Natives
- 17. Mobile Trends and Best Practices
- 19. Mobile and Digital Natives
- 20. Mobile and Digital Natives Location, Location, Location
- 21. Mobile and Digital Natives
- 24. Digital Content Trends and Best Practices
- 25. Content and Digital Natives Age of Participation
- 30. Best Practices: Editors Hack Google Street View
- 31. Gaming Trends and Best Practices
- 32. Gaming and Digital Natives
- 33. Gaming and Digital Natives No More Solitary Geeks
- 34. Gaming and Digital Natives They’re Social
Notas do Editor
- http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/post_2.php Facebook is the dominant network around the world, recently passing the 250 million user number. MySpace is on the decline everywhere except Guam. Orkut remains strong in Brazil and India. QQ is the preferred network in China with 300 million users. Post communist/communist countries tend to prefer homegrown networks. Twitter is still primarily a popular U.S. network but is growing in the U.K and with expats around the world.
- LBS subscribers are forecast to grow from 41 million in 2008 to 95.7 million in 2009.
- There are more than 3 million iPhone users in the U.S. Half of them are under age 30.
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vix2GkK1FJU
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lXh2n0aPyw
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oc5lD03sSKM http://www.editorsofficial.com/streetview/
- No longer a solitary, anti-social form of entertainment, the growth of the casual gamer population has inspired more social gaming.
- In 2008, U.S. consumers spent $491 million on casual games. By 2013, that number is forecast to be $1.1 billion.
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhSc9TlCDBI