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Al-Hammadi, Yousof and Aickelin, Uwe and Greensmith, Julie (2010) Performance evaluation of DCA and SRC on a single bot detection. Journal of Information Assurance and Security, 5 (1). pp. 265-275. ISSN 1554-1010
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Malicious users try to compromise systems using new techniques. One of the recent techniques used by the attacker is to perform complex distributed attacks such as denial of service and to obtain sensitive data such as password information. These compromised machines are said to be infected with malicious software termed a "bot". In this paper, we investigate the correlation of behavioural attributes such as keylogging and packet flooding behaviour to detect the existence of a single bot on a compromised machine by applying (1) Spearman's rank correlation (SRC) algorithm and (2) the Dendritic Cell Algorithm (DCA). We also compare the output results generated from these two methods to the detection of a single bot. The results show that the DCA has a better performance in detecting malicious activities.
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The Los Angeles Lakers and the Orlando Magic are still working on a deal that would send Dwight Howard to L.A.
Howard, who previously said the Brooklyn Nets was the only team he would extend with beyond next season, is now committed to an extension with the Lakers as well, according to Jarrod Rudolph of RealGM.
The potential trade between the Lakers and Magic would more than likely have to involve a third team. Right now the team trying to be the third wheel in a Howard deal is the Cleveland Cavaliers.
In the potential trade between these three teams, the Cavaliers would receive Bynum and the Magic would get Anderson Varejao and multiple draft picks.
Howard going to the Lakers has really always been the move that made the most sense for him. If he wants a ring, given the current landscape of the league and potential destinations for him, the Lakers are the right spot.
There were some rumors that Howard would not want to go to the Lakers because he would be the second-fiddle to Kobe Bryant but that doesn't look to be the case anymore.
After acquiring Steve Nash earlier this month, the Lakers could possibly be considered title favorites with Nash, Kobe, Howard and Pau Gasol.
Howard's health is still a concern though and he might not be ready to play by the start of next season. That isn't the end of the world for the Lakers if he goes there but he'd definitely have to get to 100 percent for them to compete for a title with him.
Howard sent direct messages on Twitter a few days ago describing how he can barely walk right now and Orlando is not being totally forthright about his injury.
The Lakers are ready to make this trade and the Cavaliers probably are too and would love to team Bynum up with their young core of Kyrie Irving, Dion Waiters and Tristan Thompson.
Orlando is likely the team that will be last to say "yes" on this. The Houston Rockets still consider themselves very much in the mix to trade for Howard and still could muster up a better package of young players and picks to send the Magic.
Orlando has said before too that they are not in any hurry to get a deal done soon. So while the Lakers may be anxious to finalize this soon, we may have to wait a little longer before we see where Howard will end up.
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After a very slow start in which the Blue Knights missed the net on their first seven shots in the opening seven minutes, Sandwich (3-0-3) rallied in the second half and dealt Dennis-Yarmouth (0-5) a 9-0 defeat.
Despite dominating every aspect of the match in the first 40 minutes, the Knights had no spark and struggled to find the net. Sandwich had eight shots on goal, but it wasn't until the final shot with 1:20 left in the half that the ball went in. Lydia Evans took the ball from about 15 yards out and lobbed it to the left to Caroline McKenna, who headed it into the net giving the Knights a 1-0 lead at the half.
"We settled down and got into a playing rhythm in the second half," coach Dave DeConto said. "We had a scoring explosion."
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"What Lea did is what we have worked on in practice," DeConto said. "We should not be afraid to take that shot."
Leading 5-0 just three minutes into the second half the Knights began to substitute liberally, as younger players joined the match. Tatum Tropp added to the scoring spree in the 46th minute with a blast from the left side from 20 yards out that was placed perfectly over the reach of the D-Y keeper. Six minutes later it was Megan Forrester's turn with the first of her two goals of the day. This time she broke up the middle, dodged the defender and drove the ball into the back of the net. Katie Lowry was next with 17:22 to play with a kick from the right side off a pass from Tropp that found its way through traffic in front of the net and landed inside the far post. Forrester rounded out the scoring with 13:14 left with a hard shot from 18 yards out.
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Following a near-perfect regular season and a first round playoff win over Minnesota, the Blackhawks for the first time are facing adversity.
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As a free agent, Scott Hairston had options, but there was no question in his mind that he wanted to play for the Cubs.
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How many programs are they going to come up with? Homeowners need to realize that they are up the creek without a paddle. It is a simple as that. Yes they can get to shore, but they'll have to swim through a lot of loan mod crap to get there.
I think that the government should just buy all of us a home. Why bother working for a living anyway.
I don't understand this. Upside-down home loans became delinquent. The bank foreclose the house, take it from people who couldn't afford it and sell it at a discount to another person with good credit, borrow responsibly and saved up 20% down payment. What the F's wrong with that? What is the government trying to fix? If you can't afford $200K house, move to a $100K one. Still can't afford $100K house? Move to an apartment. No money for rent? Move in with a relative. No relative will take you? Now the government should step in and help providing basic sheltering.
Crackheads are crackheads because they're crackheads. Ignorant home owners are ignorant because they're ignorant. Stop rewarding the crackheads and ignorant home owners with sh;t! Educate them and show them a better path. If you give a man a fish…
The government is trying to save banks from further losses. These "modifications" are of two types, but none involve write downs: they either defer payments into a baloon payment later, or make taxpayer money cover the bank losses. Foreclosures force banks to recognize losses, which they are currently hiding using the suspended mark-to-market fantasy. The government will first go broke and ruin the currency before they let Citi or BoA go bankrupt – this is all about the banks and not the citizenry.
None of these programs will be effective because the people that could actually be successful using these programs do not qualify for them. I am paying $3k per month on a 1,000 sq ft house in a blighted town, and I live across the street from a liquor store and porno shop. When I bought the house, in 2004 it was all I could afford because the cost of homes was so expensive. I paid $304k for this home and it is now worth $150k. I don't qualify for any relief because I earn too much money?!? I could really use a mod, but am not eligible, meanwhile my neighbor's house is twice the size of mine and he earns less than half of what I make. He got his mod and is now paying about half of what I pay. Ridiculous.
And Yes, I am going to walk away. Don't really care if you think it's "moral" or not. Life is too short.
I am in the same boat, I did get a loan mod but it was so harrowing and time consuming it really blocked me from reality. Now the dust has settled I realize I have an abaltross around my neck. Mortgage of $433,000 with a home worth maybe $160,000 on a good day. I probably will not live long enough to see this area appreciate again. Staying and augmenting my reduced salary with retirement money is just not good business sense – what happens when I run out of money?
I don't believe many think it is immoral to walk away. It is a business decision – always is and always has been. People are more riled up about government spending billions we don't have to pay for mods while propping up still-too-high-for-incomes prices. This sharade will soon be over. Frankly, I don't even see why the money is being spent on this – who exactly is buying time, and why?
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Rose Park Advisors, LLC (RPA), based in Boston, MA, is a specialized investment firm that applies the theory of disruptive innovation developed by co-founder Clayton Christensen to invest in companies whose business models are well-suited to take advantage of industry change.
RPA invests in disruptive opportunities across industries, geographies, and company size and stage, providing capital and expertise to help companies achieve disruptive success.
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Park's "Oldboy" is a classic, one of the best Korean films ever made and one of the top foreign films ever made period. It is a psychological masterwork of violent suspense. "Oldboy" is a movie that didn't need to get remade, so when cinephiles heard Lee was taking the project on, the groans could be heard echoing throughout the Twittersphere and beyond.
The main qualm being why remake a movie that is so astoundingly good in the first place? What more could you hope to offer with a new telling? It isn't like the film even really has a tone that would really appeal to American audiences.
He continued, "All of us involved were very much inclined to treat the material with as much honor as we can. I know that there are people out there who feel this fundamental resistance to the idea of a remake, I would just advocate ... give us a shot."
If the three-minute clip shown during the panel was indeed indicative of what the full movie will be like, then Protosevich might just get people to give the movie a shot.
In the scene, Joe Doucett (Josh Brolin) is out of his 20-year captivity. He's in a restaurant when a man shows up to pick up a take out order, when the man comes Joe follows him out where he grabs the iconic hammer and shoves aside a bystander while stealing a bike to follow the man as he drives away in a truck.
He follows him to a warehouse where he ... well, sorry that's all I'm going to say! Not going to ruin this for you folks. Let's just say he uses the hammer (a few times) and not many punches are pulled here. If there was any doubt as to whether this version of the film would tone things down compared to the original, they might be put to rest. We'll say this scene made the red band trailer look not so red band.
We also get a glimpse of Samuel L. Jackson in this scene, and he's in vintage Jackson form. Motherf**ker.
The long and short of it is the clip was great, it touched on the trademark violence that was infused in Park's "Oldboy" and hints at strong performances by Brolin and Jackson. The crowd cheered the end of the clip.
Mark Protosevich was flanked on the panel by actress Pom Klementieff and actor Michael Imperioli. It was revealed that Pom is a female version of Mr. Han from the original. Imperioli talked a bit about his role in the film playing a childhood friend of Joe who gets involved in Joe's quest for revenge.
So here's to some renewed hope that "Oldboy" will impress when it hits theaters on November 27, 2013.
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Even while living in a busy, stressful and increasingly toxic world, you and your loved ones still deserve optimum health, harmony and emotional well being. These states can't necessarily be achieved through taking the latest (and most expensive) pharmaceutical wonder drug. Moreover, you can be in top physical health and have all the outward signs of success, but still feel plagued by negative emotionsworry, frustration, guilt, depression, anger, pressure, lonelinessall signs of a life out of balance. Many people will continue to suffer these burdens as their lot; others will spend massive amounts of time and money using traditional psychotherapies to treat their individual symptoms.
Most, if not all, of these negative states can be resolved merely by taking the time to look inward and restoring balance to your life.
Modern medical researchers are re-discovering what the wise have known for centuries: that the human body--the zenith of evolution--is no mere machine of flesh and blood, but a universe of energy unto itself. This energy regulates virtually everything in our lives--health, love, security, wisdom, communication, focus, self-perception, and more. Each of these is the realm of one of our ten individual Chakrasmetaphysical nuclear reactors' of the body. They not only influence how the outside world influences us, but how we in turn influence the outside world. When any individual Chakra is in a state of balance, we function at a much higher rate of effectiveness in that area. If any individual Chakra is out of balance, that is where problems arise in that area of our lives.
This UniversalClass CHAKRAS course dispenses with new age mysticism and explains each Chakra point in practical layman's terms: what they are, what they can do for you, and what you should do for them. Simple and inexpensive techniques can be used to unblock, cleanse and balance your Chakras and thereby restore balance to your life. Take some time to explore inner space' and you can be rewarded with much higher levels of energy, health, wisdom and love.
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Lesson 1: Chakras: An OverviewWhen many of us in modern Western society hear the word 'Chakra', we either don't have the faintest idea what's being discussed, or we're quick to dismiss the term as 'New Age Mumbo Jumbo', among other descriptions.
Lesson 2: Cleansing and Balancing the Root ChakraThe Root Chakra is the First Chakra, also known as the Muladhara Chakra. Your Root Chakra is centered at the very base of the tailbone.
Lesson 3: Cleansing and Balancing the Sacral ChakraThe Sacral Chakra is the Second Chakra, also known as the Swadhisthana Chakra. (Swadhisthana translates as "One's Own Place").
Lesson 4: Cleansing and Balancing the Solar Plexus ChakraThe Solar Plexus Chakra is the Third Chakra, also known as the Manipura Chakra. (Manipura translates as "Lustrous Gem")
Lesson 5: Cleansing and Balancing the Heart ChakraThe Heart Chakra is the Fourth Chakra, and is the first of the middle Chakras, that govern your internal reality, self-perception, and how you relate to others.
Lesson 6: Cleansing and Balancing the Throat ChakraThe Throat Chakra is the Fifth Chakra, and is also known as the Vishuddha Chakra. (Vishuddha translates as 'purification') Its placement is at the throat, and so governs both the Thyroid gland and communications.
Lesson 7: Cleansing and Balancing the Brow ChakraThe Brow Chakra is the Sixth Chakra, and is also known as the Ajna Chakra. (Ajna translates as 'to perceive') Its placement is at the forehead, slightly above and between the eyebrows.
Lesson 8: Cleansing and Balancing the Crown ChakraThe Crown Chakra is the Seventh Chakra, also known as the Sahasrara Chakra. (Sahasrara translates as 'thousand fold') Its placement is at the very top of the head
Lesson 9: Cleansing and Balancing the Aura (Eight Chakra)Although not always recognized as a Chakra, the Aura, or Auric Field, is more scientifically accepted than Chakras themselves.
Lesson 10: Minor Chakras: The Plantar and Hand ChakrasThe Plantar Chakras are located in the soles of the feet. They represent the grounding of one's energy to the Earth, and have a strong connection to the Muladhara (Root) Chakra.
Lesson 11: Minor Chakras: The Tortoise ChakraThe Tortoise Chakra is the second of the Minor Chakras, and is located in the upper sternum, between the heart and throat Chakras. It represents the focus of mental energy for stability and calm.
Lesson 12: Minor Chakras: the Soma (Moon) ChakraThe Moon Chakra, or Soma Chakra, is the last of the Minor Chakras. It is called the Moon Chakra as it represents the peace and tranquility of the Moon, and can be used to 'mellow out'
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Learning OutcomesBy successfully completing this course, students will be able to:
- Define what chakras are and their purpose.
- Describe the cleansing and balancing of the Root Chakra.
- Describe cleansing and balancing of the Sacral Chakra.
- Describe cleansing and balancing of the Solar Plexus Chakra.
- Describe cleansing and balancing of the Heart Chakra.
- Describe cleansing and balancing of Throat Chakra.
- Describe cleansing and balancing of the Brow Chakra.
- Describe cleansing and balancing of the Crown Chakra.
- Cleansing and Balancing the Aura (Eight Chakra).
- Summarize other minor chakras.
- Summarize other minor chakras, and
- Demonstrate mastery of lesson content at levels of 70% or higher.
|An Introduction
|Lesson 1 Assignment: Defining Chakras
|Lesson One- CHAKRAS: An Overview
|Lesson 2 Assignment: The Root Chakra
|Lesson Two- Cleansing and Balancing the Root Chakra
|Lesson 3 Assignment: The Sacral Chakra
|Lesson Three- Cleansing and Balancing the Sacral Chakra
|Lesson 4 Assignment: Improving the Solar Plexus
|Lesson Four- Cleansing and balancing the Solar Plexus Chakra
|Lesson 5 Assignment: Using Crystals & Gemstones
|Lesson Five- Cleansing and Balancing the Heart Chakra
|Lesson 6 Assignment: Purification
|Lesson Six- Cleansing and Balancing the Throat Chakra
|Lesson 7 Assignment: Brain Food
|Lesson Seven- Cleansing and Balancing the Brow Chakra
|Lesson 8 Assignment: Cleansing and Balancing
|Lesson Eight- Cleansing and Balancing the Crown Chakra
|Lesson 9 Assignment: The Auric Field
|Lesson Nine- Cleansing and Balancing the Aura (Eight Chakra)
|Lesson 10 Assignment: The Minor Chakras
|Lesson Ten- Minor Chakras: The Plantar and Hand Chakras
|Lesson 11 Assignment: The Tortoise Chakra
|Lesson Eleven- Minor Chakras: The Tortoise Chakra
|Lesson 12 Assignment: Chakra Vocab Matching
|Lesson Twelve- Minor Chakras: the Soma (Moon) Chakra
|The Final Exam
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Student Testimonials
- "Everything was helpful!" -- Laura C.
- "I Loved this class. I especially liked how he made the history flow into the practical use of Chakras to our everyday existence. Although subtle the 'Introspection' helped bond all the techniques for me. I was able to put into practice everything he presented in the lesson including the introspection, massage and crystals with success immediately after studying one of these lessons on my husband." -- Diane T.
- "I found the correlation between our Chakras being balanced and our mental, emotional and physical health very useful. I was amazed at how quciky the matrial was graded and sent back." -- Glenys S.
- "This was an awesome class! The instructor was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. I am definitely going to take more classes offered by him." -- Donna N.
- "All of it was helpful to me!" -- Kelly O.
- "I enjoyed this Course a lot. My Instructor was readily available and I learned so much! It was helpful to break down each chakra and find out the best way to clean, balance and protect each chakra with activities, meditations, scents and gems." -- Judith D.
- "He answered my questions quickly, which was great...I liked learning about the minor chakras." -- Candice L.
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Nobody we know of in America or Europe holds a genuine concours d'elegance indoors. Yes, there are car shows, hot rod shows, and custom car shows held indoors, but vintage cars being shown at the highest level, for the biggest, most prestigious honors and trophies, are traditional shown outdoors, in their own natural habitat. This, of course, means that every concours organizer, whether at Amelia Island, Greenwich, Paris, or Pebble Beach, is at the mercy of the elements.
Bruce and Genia Wennerstrom, the genial, easygoing founders and presenters of the Ninth Annual Greenwich Concours d'Elegance on the first weekend in June every summer in the tony New York suburb of Greenwich, Connecticut, are no different, and this year, they got rained on, again, for about a day and a half of their two-day affair, which is neatly divided into one day for European cars, our central focus at this magazine, and one day for the domestic variety.
It was cold, rainy and windy again this year for the European-car portion of the program, which also included static displays of vintage motorcycles, vintage aeroplanes, vintage and modern boats in the nearby Long Island Sound, boat trips around the sound. On Friday of the weekend, a wonderful kickoff road tour of the woodsy, winding roads around greater Greenwich that once again concluded at the mansion of car collector extraordinaire Malcolm Pray-- Greenwich's leading import car dealer who recently sold all of his dealerships and retired. We didn't have a vintage car to drive, but we tagged along in a borrowed silver Mercedes-Benz S55 4Matic with a navigation system and we still got lost, like many another tour entrant.
But the weather, lousy as it was, while it discourages the weak-hearted folks from coming out to see the cars, doesn't affect the wonderfulness of the cars on hand, the enthusiasm of the die-hards who do show up, and there were plenty of them, or the depth of knowledge and the willingness to share of the concours car owners. Typically, you can ask one question and still be standing there talking with the owner an hour later about the same car.
The Wennerstroms, their family and the legions of volunteers who help out have had eight years of practice, and rain or shine, the show goes on, with some of the most beautiful and interesting vintage European cars in the country brought year after year from as far away as Illinois, but mostly from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and New England by collectors large and small.
The Greenwich team of judges trudged around in the sludge for half a day each day on the way to awarding something like six dozen trophies, including the class and special-award trophies, a daunting task in and of itself. Best In Show at Concours Europa, the grand prize, if you will, was awarded this year to veteran collector Peter Kalikow of New York, for his 1962 Ferrari 400 Superamerica Aerodinamica, a very rare and beautiful example of the Ferrari breed. It also won Most Outstanding Ferrari as judged by the judges and awarded by Ferrari North America (Ferrari was also the honored marque at this year's Monterey Historic Automobile Races in Monterey, California.)
The People's Choice award, voted on only by the attendees and not by the judges, is always considered a very high honor because it mimics what the judges judge: immediate and deep gut impact, as opposed to complete inside, outside, and underhood mechanical perfection (some other concours use a very picky points system, with a perfect car (which usually means expensively and deliberately over-restored) awarded 100 points.
This year, the coveted award was given by the wet few to Marc Richelsoph of Tennessee for his 1957 Bandini Sport International Spyder, a car that most showgoers never even heard of, but was quirkily appealing enough to most to win the trophy. It also won the Award of Excellence from the concours organizers, it was that good.


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Hard evidence of social media's failings
You probably missed the 'Digital Life' report from TNS that came out last week. Despite a major PR push from its authors, it barely made a dent in the Twittersphere or across traditional marketing and media channels. Which is odd when you consider that even the slightest news about social media usually garners a huge response in the marketing world. A small company launches a new app and headlines start flashing. A senior marketer announces a major investment in Facebook and 5,000 tweets are launched.
So one might expect that the biggest piece of empirical research ever conducted on consumers' digital behaviour and their attitudes to social media from the world's biggest market research company would create quite a lot of buzz. After all, 72,000 consumers interviewed across 60 countries is quite a sample. Yet coverage of the report and its key findings was almost non-existent. Blink and you missed it.
One look inside the Digital Life report, however, explains the lack of attention. Unlike the overly optimistic and wildly out of touch proclamations of the social media industry and those that cover it, the TNS study was based on empirical data. And as a result, it presented a much more even-handed and objective view of the digital landscape than most marketers are comfortable accepting or forwarding to their peers.
For example, the report concludes that the majority of consumers in developed markets do not want to engage with brands via social media. In the UK, that proportion was at its highest with 61% of consumers stating they do not see social media as a place they want to interact with brands. That's a bummer for every brand manager who spouts the usual crap about "having a conversation with the consumer", because almost two-thirds of their consumers aren't interested in talking to them.
The research also reveals that just a quarter of consumers in developed markets see social networks as a place to buy products. Again, that's a blow both to those who have boldly predicted the commercialisation of social media as a retail space and to the likes of Facebook and Twitter, whose long-term business projections partly depend on monetising their impact on consumers.
But these facts and many more were probably not communicated to you because they do not fit the ideology that the marketing industry is attempting to propagate when it comes to social media. Like the Chinese government - which steadfastly refuses to describe Tibet as anything other than a part of China and which rarely covers any of the public outrages that take place there - the hegemonic forces of marketing prefer to tell a story of new apps and bold Facebook strategies rather than a more fair approach.
To the credit of TNS, it did just that in its report last week, and there was much to celebrate about the potential of digital as a vitally important medium for the people of the 21st century. But what also emerged from the data was clear evidence of the lack of credibility or engagement that most brands can expect from their forays into social media. As TNS chief development officer Matthew Froggatt put it: "Many brands have recognised the vast potential audiences available to them on social networks; however, they are failing to understand that these spaces belong to the consumer and brand presence needs to be proportionate and justified."
Bravo Mr Froggatt! Wise is the marketer who uses data to assess the situation. And he has a point, does he not? In all the hullabaloo, has anyone considered that the term social media has no place for brands within its definition? 'Social media' literally means the communication channels that exist between people. Not between brands.
But like every medium before it, brands try to invade that space anyway. And social media, like every other medium before it, is already suffering from clutter as a result. As more brands attempt to grab attention and start social media conversations with disinterested consumers, more of them will switch off. That's probably why the sample in developing countries in the TNS research were more positive about brands on social media those in developed markets - they have yet to be switched off.
And clutter - as marketers should know from experience - does not eventually subside. The response of marketers to a cluttered media is to produce more clutter. As TNS notes: "Misguided digital strategies are generating mountains of digital waste, from friendless Facebook accounts to blogs no one reads". The stark message from the TNS data is clear: it's already hard to communicate with consumers via social media and it will only get harder as time goes on and more brands pile in.
The overall message from the TNS report is not one of complete hopelessness but of practical reality. Digital communications, and social media within it, is a genuinely world-changing development. But for those marketers who 'drank the Kool-Aid' and spent all their money and attention on using it as their main communications focus, there's a disappointing denouement ahead.
Mark Ritson is an associate professor of marketing, an award winning columnist, and a consultant to some of the world's biggest brands
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I'm not sure it wasn't covered Mark. I covered the report on my blog a good fortnight ago (http://www.adigaskell.org/blog/2011/11/10/does-advertising-on-facebook-really-work/), and the Guardian also reported on it (http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/nov/10/uk-facebook-twitter-brands-marketing?newsfeed=true)
Overlooking that though, I think the message is clear that people don't want to be sold to via social media. They go there for engaging content, not for adverts. Most big brands haven't twigged that yet, hence why so many social media efforts see very poor engagement stats.
Adi Gaskell made the same point we did in our blog when we too covered the topic last week. (http://www.mediameasurement.com/?p=1965)
The problem is that too many companies get obsessed with broadcasting their message and forget that it takes tact to succeed in social media. Is it any wonder consumers are switching off to the constant flow of noise that brands throw at them?
Interesting data, but I'm not sure about the interpretation. I don't think it's so much that companies shouldn't use social networks as a way to get their message out, just that they're doing it all WRONG.
Marketing through social networks isn't an extension of your traditional marketing efforts and really requires a change in your whole paradigm.
Your comments stimulated a post about how businesses have it all wrong and what they should do to be more successful in their social media efforts. You can read it here: http://hausmanmarketresearch.org/dont-social-media-marketing
yep, most brands and services are utterly clueless. They either appoint interns to run the ship or it's orchestrated by suit clad morons who love the word 'synergy'. So far, it's small brands and niche markets that are executing social initiatives with a slice of finesse. On the flip side, you find heavyweights like M&S throwing everything at X factor and utterly buggering it up for anyone else... as for the 'report' moaning mark, they interviewed less than 2000 Brits and didn't tell us anything about their demographics or the conditions of the interview and phrasing of questions. There's what, 55M in the UK? Go figure. We also read it on the day of its release. If we're all so 'switched off' then why does the average person have some 50 liked pages. Tell Burberry that everyone is 'switched off', see what they say. have to hand it to you, your articles stir up debate, shame you come out looking ridiculous. P.S. nice suit.
Incorporating brands as part of normal consumer behavior and as part of natural extension of the consumer behavior is a prudent way to go.
The mad rush behind 'likes' is unsustainable and perhaps even dilutes the brand positioning rather than strengthening.
Second the opinion above: it's not that brands shouldn't be on SNS, it's that they shouldn't be doing marketing so much as participating in the conversation.
When a brand is there and reacts to (potential) consumers having questions, complaints, expressing interest..., it would just be a part of the conversation; if it listens and replies in helpful ways, it would probably be accepted, even if more were then (e.g. commenting on blog posts to bring in some internal perspective).
Not doing social media marketing campaigns but making the company more social - in terms of its consisting of people who hopefully like their own products, and in terms of CSR/influence in the world - would be a step towards becoming such a conversation partner and a brand worthy of having people talk about it.
Who apart from dedicated social business start-ups has the courage (or no other way) than doing that, though?
More thoughts here: http://www.zhangschmidt.com/tag/brand-communications/
"there's a confusion in this between channels and messages. just because the messages commonly used aren't working doesn't mean the channel isn't working! media is media and fixed across brands; communication across media is the variable that determines success vs. failure -"
I +1 and Liked this article. Wait... does that mean I really like it. Bugger where is the -1 button.
"'Social media' literally means the communication channels that exist between people. Not between brands."
This is essentially the same point that Sir Martin Sorrell made about Facebook a few months ago.
"The reason why the survey didn't get wide recognition is that when you drill into the data it is evident that they made some rather wild claims. For example 61% of 2k Britons surveyed can not seriously be considered indicative of the sentiment of all the social media users in that country when Facebook alone has 30.5m UK subscribers"
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