About 76 percent of U.S. commuters make their trips alone, but new sites and apps like Zimride.com, Ridejoy.com, Avego.com, Nuride.com, Rideshare.com and eRideShare.com are making it simpler and safer to share rides—not only to work but also sometimes to destinations across the country. Meanwhile, smartphone apps like Waze (more than 20 million users across the [...]
Oct 18, 2012 | Categories:Brainsnacks, Social Media, Technology, Trends | Tags: Andrew Cuomo, Avego, Boston, carpooling, carpooling app, carpooling trends, commuters, commuting trends, Egypt, eRideShare, General Motors, Inrix Traffic, New York traffic app, Nuride, pedestrian safety, Ridejoy, Rideshare, smartphone apps, Taiwan, traffic app, traffic trends, travel trends, Waze, Wi-Fi Direct, Zimride | Leave A Comment »
Originally posted on Euro RSCG Worldwide’s Prosumer Report microsite. In recent months, Euro RSCG has commented on how the revolution is not just being televised, but tweeted about, updated on Facebook, and uploaded to YouTube. In our trends preview for 2011, I touched on the new face of anger and how most of us are [...]
Apr 19, 2011 | Categories:Features, Politics, Social Media, Technology, Trends | Tags: anger, change, Egypt, Euro RSCG Worldwide, Facebook, Haiti, Hurricane Katrina, Japan, John McCain, Libya, millennials, MSNBC, Obama, revolution, Social Media, social platforms, sociopolitical activism, Technology, Trends, Tunisia, Yes We Can, young people, YouTube | Leave A Comment »
With almost 9 million followers on Twitter at last count, Justin Bieber has quite the commanding social media presence. But, as the mantra goes, with great power comes great responsibility—a concept that Justin, or maybe his PR team, seems to know well. Using his power for good on his 17th birthday, Justin sent out a [...]
Apr 18, 2011 | Categories:CSR, Features, Social Media, Technology, Trends | Tags: change, charity, Charity: Water, collaboration, community, creativity, CSR, Egypt, Euro RSCG Worldwide, Euro RSCG Worldwide PR, Gen Y, good works, Iran, Japan, Justin Bieber, Kellan Lutz, Lady Gaga, Marian Salzman, millennials, mobile, pop culture, PR, Prosumer Report, public relations, social issues, Social Media, socially responsible, Taylor Swift, Trends, Tunisia | 1 Comment »
