Jim Wolff, man

Outstanding integration of social media bits and pieces into Modernista’s main destination. You could call it the Skittles effect..

via Ahmad @ Leith

Great example of a single purpose site, knocked up in a few days, with huge viewing and virality potential. I doubt anyone ever listens to the whole song, or bothers clicking on many of the links, but as a one-off web “experience” it’s nicely put together.

Via @techcrunch.

Interesting look at how the likes of Facebook and Twitter only helped the later stages, and that email, online donations and TV ads really won the campaign.

Via @tweetminster

Brilliant crowdsourcing (or ‘tweetsourcing’) application designed to send Microsoft a clear message. This isn’t just anti-MSoft, it’s passionate users collaborating to help MSoft do a better job. If only everyone was that kind..

VolksWagen Jumps on the Twitter BandWagen - http://caseyshultz.com/vw-ad.php - via @keithstoeckeler.
Not exactly sure whether there’s any clever stuff going on under the hood - for all we know they could just generate the car choice by random - but an interesting direction into Twadvertising.

VolksWagen Jumps on the Twitter BandWagen - http://caseyshultz.com/vw-ad.php - via @keithstoeckeler.

Not exactly sure whether there’s any clever stuff going on under the hood - for all we know they could just generate the car choice by random - but an interesting direction into Twadvertising.

Dante, Shakespeare, Stendhal, and Joyce - all in 20 tweets or less? I might finally get a chance to get through these books.

Wonder if they’ll bring out Twitpic versions too..

Great post on the danger of jumping on the Twitter bandwagon. Looks like @habitatUK just got caught up in the spokes..