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First Flight ReCon

May 11 '11

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Nuji - social shopping?

Apr 26 '11

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Framtiden för geolocation...

…enkelt och välskrivet avslutas med en hyfsat profetia:

A collection of user-generated information about a place, like a location-based Wikipedia

Mobile check-in for flights, bypassing the long check-in counter queues

Mobile check-in at doctors’ offices, sending the secretary an automatic notification of your arrival

Mobile identification, providing entry to adult-only venues like nightclubs (our phones are already replacing cash, so why not our photo IDs?)

Digital, geotagged nightclub stamps to prove you’ve paid to get in

Bookmarking for places with push notifications, so you’ll finally remember to check out that café your friend keeps recommending

Interactive maps attached to promotional material (with QR codes?) so you can easily find the new pizza place that sent you coupons in the mail

Apr 14 '11

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“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”

— Arthur C. Clarke

Apr 12 '11

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http://www.phraseup.com/

- Bra vid skrivkramp!

Apr 11 '11

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A company that takes it's social media most serious.

A very cool move by KLM.

How A Tweet Turned Into An In Flight Dance Party

It all began with a tweet and ended with a whole bunch of happy customers, a KLM in flight dance party 10km above ground and a Guinness World Record. When KLM Royal Dutch Airlines announced that they would be opening a non-stop route from Amsterdam to Miami on March 27, 2011, Dutch DJ Seid van Riel and Producer Wilco Jung tweeted KLM asking them to move their inaugural flight up a week so that they could attend a huge music festival in Miami. KLM tweeted back a challenge: If Seid and Wilco could get enough people to fill the plane then KLM would reschedule the flight. They filled it within a couple of hours and the rest is history.

A video about the #Fly2Miami campaign went up on the KLM YouTube channel