Web Marketing Digest - February 25 2011

This week's post has an initiative to use Twitter to create video art, a guide to watching the 2011 Oscars online and the results of Duke University's CMO survey.

The recent political events in Egypt have been dubbed the "Twitter Revolution," and, because this title, Jigar Mehta, a former New York Times video journalist has initiated an interesting project. The initiative will use crowdsourced images, posts and information, gathered from Twitter to create an "interactive documentary" of the issues and events in that took place. The project uses the hashtag #18DaysInEgypt and you can read the full story via Mashable here.

Many people now choose to watch their favourite TV and award shows online rather than on traditional channels. Well if you're one of those people, this guide will help you get the inside scoop on how you can access the content.

The CMO Survey performed by Duke University's Fuqua School of Business and the American Marketing Association gives a insight analysis of the opinions of c-suite marketers.

Posted by Amberlie Denny at February 25, 2011 10:45 AM

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