As generously shared with the masses by @seotimeline on twitter and re-shared by Calm Asylum yo.
It really is an essential roadmap for all your social media / networking needs, detailing both community and B2B social networking sites, search engines, video sites, micro-blogging and texting, tools and platforms, blogs, wikis, photo sharing sites, social bookmarking and podcasting. The full palava really. Check it out here.
Calm Asylum has found the blog of a true genius. The periodic table of social media elements is so cool and it even gives you links to social media movers and shakers like Guy Kawasaki and The Real Shaq.
Calm Asylum has made friends with super Saltburn-based photographer, Cathal Carey. His shots range from glossy home-ware brochure sets, to Audi advertising and shiny happy people – oh yes, even Prince Andrew was a most willing subject for our Cathal. View Cathal’s recent work click here.
Event ‘Keeping a Calm head in business 2009.’ 4th February 2009.
We have received fantastic feedback from the event and we want to share it with you.
If you would like a copy of the presentation please contact Anna Smith at anna.smith@calmasylum.com
If you attended, please feel free to comment about the event below. Simply click the “comment” link below, log in and leave your comment. For all those new to blogging, and in need of a helping hand, please contact Anna Smith anna.smith@calmasylum.com 0845 058 0511.
If you were unable to attend, please contact Anna Smith for a copy of the day’s fantastic presentation’s.
We hope you enjoyed the event as much as we did, and look forward to seeing you at any future events.
The Calm Team.
For those who attended, please check your emails ‘for your eyes only’ special offers.
This is one of those incredible ultra-high definition that allows you to get up close and personal with Obama, and members of the crowd!
Zoom in (‘double-click on an area) ….and watch it focus on the inauguration of President Obama. Then zoom some more… and wait for it to come into focus. You can almost see what’s written on his note-pad!
What a surveillance tool this is. And what a record of one of the biggest events in our lifetimes!
This picture was taken with a robotic camera and weighs in at 1,474 megapixel. (295 times the standard 5 megapixel camera). It was a Canon that pulled together over 200 individual shots.
Each zoom in takes a second to focus …and then you can see some amazing reactions.
Bonus points if you find Yo-Yo Ma …. taking a picture with his iPhone! (Well, you would, wouldn’t you)?
To view the image click here.
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