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Facebook Settles Privacy Complaint
The FTC had accused Facebook of lying and not providing its users with information about privacy policies. Mashable gives us an overview on the FTC’s complaint, the settlement, and Facebook’s statement on the matter. (Mashable)
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| Teens Using Social Networking for Organized Crime
There have been several incidents of organized crime that lead back to a social network, such as Facebook or Twitter. There was an incident reported where a group of young women organized a flash mob on Facebook in order to rob a store. Learn how teenagers may be using social networks to organize these mobs and get away with theft. (Social Times)
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| Funny Tweets from Cyber Monday
Cyber Monday has been gaining popularity over the years and is as highly anticipated as Black Friday. It is no surprise that it was a trending topic on Twitter even before 12am on Monday morning. Here are some funny Tweets about the cyber event that may make you giggle. (Huffington Post)
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Google Maps…Indoors
Have you ever been lost at the mall or couldn’t find the nearest restroom? You can always search for a mall map or ask someone, but Google has made it much easier. There is now an indoor Google Maps app for Android phones. The app can tell you what floor you are on relative to where you want to be. It will be available at malls, participating airports, retail stores and transit stations. (USA Today)
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| Tool Reveals Photoshopped Pictures
Do you ever wonder how much touching up goes into a photo of a model or celebrity in a magazine. This new software, programmed by a computer student from Dartmouth, shows us how much a photo was altered. A proposal for The Self-Esteem Act recommends that photos be labeled if they have been drastically changed. (NYTimes)
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| Airport Security of the Future
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) gave a demonstration on what they envision airport security will be like in the future. This consisted of thermal lie-detectors that sense various facial expressions, super-clone dogs, and Bluetooth tracking. (CNN)
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Free Dunder Mifflin Paper
If you’re a fan of NBC’s The Office then you’ll be more than excited to hear that they will be distributing real Dunder Mifflin paper! Quill.com, a real paper company, has struck a deal with NBC to distribute real (and free) Dunder Mifflin paper from December 13 – 15. (Ad Week)
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The Breakdancing Hand
HandVibes makes collectible rubber rings with funny little phrases on them. Never heard of them? Well we guarantee you will remember them now. They’ve made a creative video on a breakdancing hand that flashes different rings. (Adrants)
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“You cannot dream yourself into a character:
you must hammer and forge yourself into one.”
Henry D. Thoreau | American author, poet and philosopher |
About MWW Group
MWW Group is one of the top ten global independent public relations firms and is known for its results-driven approach to public relations and “Aim High. Deliver” commitment to client service. MWW Group is a different kind of agency. Passionate, driven, highly experienced professionals with an entrepreneurial attitude, strategic thinking and flawless execution. At MWW Group, we’re game changers, provoking new ways of thinking for ourselves and our clients. This attitude and ability results in category re-defining campaigns and the delivery of outstanding results for our clients, exceeding their expectations and business goals. In the past year, MWW Group was named both “Midsize Agency of the Year” and “Strategic PR Agency of the Year” by The Holmes Report, “PR Agency of the Year” by the International Business Awards, and “Digital Firm of the Year” and “Team of the Year” by PR News. The firm has consistently been named one of the Top Places to Work in PR by PR News. For more information visit www.mww.com and follow MWW Group on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. |
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