Why the “S&%t X Says to Y” Version of This Meme Exploded
“The thing about memes is that through repetition, they create a shared language,” says Professor Julie Levin Russo, an adjunct assistant professor at Brown’s Modern Culture & Media Program. “If you understand the premise of the meme, you can communicate a lot very easily, with whatever twist you’re putting on the meme structure.”
Weekly Wrap-up: Great User Experience, Pinterest, and Corporate Blogs
Richard MacManus explores the characteristics of great user experience design. Alicia Eler explains what Pinterest is doing that Facebook should emulate. David Strom notes the decline of corporate blogging. All of this and more in the ReadWriteWeb Weekly Wrap-up.
How Social Media & Social TV Will Change Super Bowl 2012
This year’s Super Bowl will be more social than ever before.
Why the “S&%t X Says to Y” Version of This Meme Exploded
“The thing about memes is that through repetition, they create a shared language,” says Professor Julie Levin Russo, an adjunct assistant professor at Brown’s Modern Culture & Media Program. “If you understand the premise of the meme, you can communicate a lot very easily, with whatever twist you’re putting on the meme structure.”
Cartoon: Firestorm!
A while ago, I posted about one of the classic blunders in response to online criticism: deleting negative comments.