Can Yahoo’s new blogging platform MeMe compete with Twitter? James Glick, Media Account Manager at CheezeDMG, takes a closer look…
Yahoo MeMe came out of Beta last month and has proved itself a polished application. The trouble is though, it has no USP over Twitter - apart from a 2,000 character limit which I’ll come on [...]
The Khronos Group, who produce open standards for media authoring, have announced a partnership with Mozilla, the company behind the FireFox browser, to create “an open, royalty-free standard for bringing accelerated 3D graphics to the Web” (Khronos.org).
The web standard protocols would provide the facility to produce javascript web applications through a future Mozilla FireFox browser [...]
This is a rumbling story, courtesy of Twitterscoop. Apparently, Eidos has asked their PR agency to contact all game review sites and request no ‘bad’ reviews are published before Monday. The positive reviews can be posted now with their blessing.
Whilst every brand will attempt to manage their brand, this attempt at shepharding the brand has [...]
What a great way to introduce Seesmic. John Cleese connects with us mere mortals on Seesmic. Thanks to Loic LeMeur & Dean Whitbread for making this possible.
Introducing Seesmic & John CleeseA video recorded for the Cheeze blog.
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The interest for branded social networks continues unabated, with many brands and businesses opting for a Facebook fan page to achieve their networking aims. Brands like the PDSA [a Cheeze client] are now harnessing Facebook and associated social content to great effect.
However, placing your brand on someone else’s platform is not always the right choice [...]
