New media platforms are poking their heads up at an ever-increasing pace. Chatroulette sinks, and twenty shiny new Paths, Posterouses and Pinterests pop up in its place. We’ve even had to resort to storing stuff in clouds. How do we keep up, and do we even have to?

The way our brains filter and upload information has changed massively. It’s had to. If I’d said the word…

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Social media is great, mmkay? (Although technically ‘media’ are plural, but who am we to argue with the wrongs and rights of somethings as long established as social media?)
Anyway. It was Social Media Week two weeks ago, and with lightning reflexes we’re getting around to writing about what funky shenanigans we got up to here at io.

First off it was to the launch…

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Here at io we’re adding a little interactive fun to your Measurement.ie conference, so watch out for our #iobingo tweets throughout the morning of Wed 15th February.

Social media’s about advertising, naturally, but it’s also about fun. And what could be more fun than winning a trophy, the inaugural Measurement.ie #iobingo Trophy, to be exact? Why, nothing.

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Posted by NickM in Twitter on 14th February 2012

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And lo, in 1950 didst Alan Turing, the prophet of computer science, predict that computers would, by 2000, have a storage capacity of 128 MB. And verily, as I clacketh away here in io’s stately agency office on a bog-standard iMac with 250 GB storage, was he wide off the mark by quite a few gigs.


Poor old Turing wasn’t to know about Moore’s Law, the 1970 observation…

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