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Twitgigs: live music in London gets Twitter treatment

July 31, 2009 by Andy Merrett

twitgigs-flyerThe vibrant London live music scene is getting its first official airing on Twitter in August as the Twitgigs experiment begins.

On 6 August at The Vibe Bar, a battle-of-the-bands competition will take place featuring live on-screen Twitter feeds of the event.

The bands appearing — including Essay Like Nephew, The Seal Club Clubbing Club and Mike Dingham — have been picked because they already have a strong Twitter following, and Twitter users will vote for the winning band on the night. [Read more…]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: interactive, live, london, music, twitgigs, Twitter

Google to run AdSense webinars for publishers

May 1, 2009 by Andy Merrett

Google has announced that it’s to hold a series of AdSense training webinars, based on feedback received from publishers. They’ll be interactive, allowing attendees to ask questions of AdSense professionals, and focused on improving revenue.

Topics covered will include using custom search engines with AdSense, using AdSense effectively (optimisation), a general product overview with focus on product updates that have been rolled out over the last three months, and two webinars about Google Ad Manager.

There is limited space on these so interested publishers need to sign up quickly via the AdSense help centre.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Adsense, advertising, Google, interactive, revenue, training, webinar

MSN/Endemol launch first online interactive Sci-Fi show: Kirill

October 30, 2008 by Andy Merrett

MSN and Endemol have partnered to bring to the UK what they claim is the first ever online interactive sci-fi show.

Kirill takes a linear series of ten three-minute episodes and layers them with blogs, images, video and audio files online, as well as “secret websites”. The aim? “To tell an intricate story of a man on a quest to make contact with a young woman who holds the key to the future of humanity.”

Happily for Microsoft, it’ll push a range of the company’s services too, with the storyline taking place across Vista, Live Search, Live Messenger, Live Spaces and MSN. [Read more…]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Blogging, endemol, Instant Messaging, interactive, Kirill, Microsoft, msn, science fiction

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