Tag: Communication

Label Networks is on Twitter!

Want to follow Label Networks%uFFFD global youth culture street reporters and researchers? Need the 140-word inside scoop fast? Here%uFFFDs your chance.

YouTube and Universal Music Launch Vevo -Online Hub for Music Vids, Merch, Tickets

Vevo anticipation gives Google and the music industry hope for making money somehow.

The Microblogging Wars: Facebook Adds Twitter-Like Feature; Google CEO Gives a Negative Shout-out; Twitter Correspondents on the Rise

The days of big news corps are numbered as microblogging grows.

Changing Preferences in Music Venues, Formats, and Shows Quantify Where Things are Headed Not Only for Future Live Music Draws, but Sponsorship Opportunities

A new generation of music fans are demanding significant changes in where and what format works best for them.

Twitter’s Real-Time Search is Melting Google

Social search is so now, that it makes Google search seem positively pre-historic.

Street Artist Shepard Fairey in Legal Battle Over Iconic Obama Artwork

Associated Press considers suing Shepard Fairey over copyright infringement bringing to question what is art.

China Youth Digital Lifestyle -Fresh Data Results from Label Networks 2009 Study Reveals Telling Changes in Internet Patterns, Blogging, Social Networking, Websites

Happy Chinese New Year! Knowing China’s youth market online patterns reveals future market potential plus forecasts for the world’s largest youth demographic.

Street Artist Shepard Fairey’s Iconic Image of President-Elect Barack Obama Graces the Cover of Time Magazine’s”Man of the Year”

How a street artist tapped into the power of the masses, inspired a new generation, and captured the attention of a new President.

Graffiti Artist Filippo Minelli Illustrates the”Contradictions” of Social Networking, the Religious Zeal for Apple, and Growing Disconnect with Reality that Comes from 2.0 Lifestyles

Living technologies have created an entirely new way of communicating for today’s generation but what does it really mean for our virtual lifestyles?

Mexico X Japan Collaboration: Lost”Myth of Tomorrow” is Found and Returns to New Permanent Home in Shibuya Station

Mexican-commissioned mural of 1945 atomic bombings in Japan is found and goes back to its original source of tragic inspiration. A showstopper, young Japanese stop to click mobile pics by the thousands.