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News Update

On the 17th June 2010, Design Matters and Podcastmatters, along with Marion White Events merged into one new business called fatBuzz Ltd. The new company now offers services in design for print, web design, marketing, video production, social media and event management under one roof.

The New Media Breakfast's

All details for the New Media Breakfast in Galsgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Renfreewshire are available at the New Media Breakfast Website, including details of the next event in your area.

VISIT THE NEW MEDIA BREAKFAST WEB SITE HERE

Renfrewshire Chamber of Commerce with fatBuzz

In this video we speak to Bob Davidson, Chief Exe of Renfrewshire Chamber of Commerce on his thoughts of how the first New Media Breakfast went. For more details about the next New Media Breakfast with Renfrewshire Chamber of Commerce please click here.

fatBuzz Blog

Do #UWANTIT?

If you follow the fatBuzz blog, you might have read Graeme's post about Twitter infiltrating the music industry?

Either the use of the hashtag or the half naked girls in Robin Thicke's music video Blurred Lines helped make the song such a huge success - and now the advertising industry are following suit.

Beats by Dre have just recently launched a new product called 'Beats Pill' and have joined together with RadioShack to create an advert which certainly attracts your attention with the scantily clad girls from Thicke's Blurred Lines music video dancing around with a rather suggestive looking speaker...

The hashtags used in the ad are #UWANTIT and #BEATSPILL, and with a quick search on Twitter, you will literally see hundreds of tweets about the Beats Pill. The use of the hashtags in this ad have certainly created a buzz about the product online and have helped raise awareness about it.

We think this advert further highlights not only the power of Twitter but the power of the hashtag.

Let us know what you think of it? Is it a good example of traditional and new media integrating?