New York Times Compendium, Twitter Musical Chairs, YouTube Redesign
The New York Times last week launched Compendium, a Pinterest-like tool that lets readers collect articles, parts of article, pictures, and videos online.
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The New York Times last week launched Compendium, a Pinterest-like tool that lets readers collect articles, parts of article, pictures, and videos online.
Clothing store Topshop has released a music video starring Kate Bosworth as part of a new campaign for the holidays.
Lara Setrakian, a foreign correspondent with Bloomberg and ABC News, has started a new site covering the Syrian conflict, called Syria Deeply.
Reuters continuously experiments in online distribution beyond mainstream social media.
Tiffany's new Tumblr, From Out of the Blue, showcases the story of the company, images and videos from photo shoots, reports Lisa Lacy of ClickZ.
Electronics under the tree this holiday will have content repercussions next year.
McDonald's has put out its first TV ad that asks viewers to log onto Twitter and join in on a conversation, Mashable reports.
The "rising stars" of social media are Foursquare, Instagram, and Tumblr.
Ford has set up SteertheScript, a crowdsourcing platform that asks fans to co-author an ad that will feature Jimmy Fallon.