LinkedIn’s New Feature, Best and Worst of the Web, Sheds, G23, BBC Sound Index

• Linkedins new company page feature
  The company pages of more established agencies are quite revealing. Numbers like most common job titles, gender split and median age, alongside who’s been hired/ promoted are fascinating pictures of where a company is headed and what’s important to them.
  (tags: linkedin socialmedia business)



• Best and Worst of the Web
  BusinessWeek canvassed the Web’s best and brightest designers—from Khoi Vinh of The New York Times’ Web site to Don Norman, Silicon Valley’s chief usability guru—to find out which site designs they rate — and which ones they hate.
  (tags: internet digital modernista)



• What a shed!
  “We have some wonderful sheds on readersheds.co.uk, but the most quirky ones are the Tardis sheds, full size replicas of the Doctor Who’s famous time machine, but most are used to store garden tools and not travel through space and time.”
  (tags: tardis scifi sheds uk doctorwho)



• Speaking to Women, Omnicom’s consultancy devoted to the largest consumer group
  Omnicom has created G23: staffed by senior leaders, all of them women. They will work for G23 while continuing in their agency posts in fields like PR, cultural anthropology, corporate identity, media services, behavioral planning and digital marketing.
  (tags: advertising marketing omnicom women)
• BBC Sound Index
  The BBC Sound Index analyses what people are writing about, listening to, watching, downloading and logging on to. It analyses this data to make an instant list of the most popular 1000 artists and tracks on the web.
  (tags: music bbc charts statistics soundindex internet audio socialmedia)