(Embed code below!) 1000 randomised quotes, 2000-10 by 330+ key thinkers on Social Web, Transmedia, Games, Tech & Social Media Marketing.
I have been trying hard to think of an insightful retrospective post for the end of the decade but decided, that like the decade itself, it might be best to distill a broader perspective than my own blinkered viewpoint 
Also I thought it important to end the decade and try to use the ‘wisdom of the crowds’ (who are albeit slightly otherwise engaged!) to aggregate over 1000 lines of wisdom from some of the top social media thinkers. (This is where you come in too…more later).
First though, as you can see above, in true widget style here is my ‘Social Web Words Widget – Quotes of the Decade’ viewer – a randomly generating display of growing selection of meaningful social media quotes from the past ten years (a few a little earlier!) written or spoken by over 250+ key people in the area (and even a few from me!). After the fold an embed code for you to add this to your own posts/sidebars and more about the viewer and selection.
If you want to embed this on your page just use the code in the box below. Drag select it all then copy/paste into any site. Use this code as I will be regularly updating it with more quotes as I collect them and drop in the ones in your comment stream.
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Social TV Reloaded – 20 Best Solutions
by Gary Hayes on November 12, 2009 · 41 comments
Will the integration of Social Media into TV give the tottering Broadcast giant a well needed injection in the arm, or is it another doomed hybrid?
Sky Social TV on XBox Platform
This pretty detailed post below looks at twenty or so of the best offerings that glue TV and Social Media together – whether its live chat on the TV screen or playing a game on your laptop/mobile/games console in sync with the TV show here are most of the already existing services in this space. We have seen two key audience behaviours happen in the past 3-4 years that change the status quo – TV on one screen, social media on the other.
Firstly the increased use of social media real time, communication tools (such as Twitter, SMS and Skype IM etc) means there is now a growing roar off in the distance. The viewer back channel, real time social chatter, “did you just see that”, “I don’t agree with what he just said” and most worrying for broadcasters “I’m not going to watch this again. Agree?”.
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