For those of you unfamiliar with the “Streisand Effect”, the term is based on the online phenomenon in which attempting to censor or remove a piece of information has the unintended consequence of causing the information to be publicised widely, …

For me, the most exciting form of entertainment over the last few years hasn’t been Broadway recently adapting movies into musicals or the dawn of 3D cinema – it’s been television, in particular high-end produced American TV. We’re talking: Glee, …

I ordered a pub lunch with my brother in-law this week at The Manly Wharf Hotel and was given one of those electronic pagers that bleep and buzz at you to tell your order is ready at the …

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Click here profiles of forty different brands using Twitter!

Hype + more hype = Twitter. You hear it and see it on every news outlet and it would feel nothing short of irresponsible to not really question if Twitter is simply a byproduct of hype or if it’s really …

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We have so much data floating around our office at the end of a quarter, I’m like a kid on Christmas morning (yes, I realize I’m a complete nerd). Each quarter, we do a deep dive analysis into survey data …

Here’s an interesting article that dives into a variety of topics of how and why people use Twitter. I can say that from our internal agency survey to over 1,500 theatergoers last quarter, usage of Twitter has seen a 100% …

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Over the past quarter, we ran a survey online that aimed to dive deeper into theatergoers’ behavior and preferences online. While there is a lot of information we took from the research, I pulled out two specific focuses of the …