These are my links for February 28th from 10:08 to 23:00:

• Useful presentation tools – Bored with Powerpoint? 5 online and software tools to make better presentations (free and premium version). Prezi is nice for the animations.
• Webinar Recording: Rise of Social Commerce (with Slides and Report) – Social commerce is where users can develop a community or interaction around a transaction. Some good case studies in this Altimeter report like Levi’s who have a ‘your friends bought’ web shop feature.
• Inside the Creative Mind of Funnyman Tim Siedell – Interview with Tim Siedell on how the comic has harnessed blogs and Twitter to flex and develop his funny bone and how this has contributed to his creative processes.
• To Understand Your Market, Harness The 7 Elements of Customer and Social Data – Jeremih Owyang defines 7 types of social data relating to brands and how they can be analysed.
• Blogs Wane as the Young Drift to Sites Like Twitter – The longer form writing of blogging appeals less to the young. It’s difficult to get people to your blog, whereas sites like Facebook contain those interesting in your work from the off. Facebook/Twitter prove more popular for posting and attracting people to content that standalone blogs. This makes me a little sad – we’re seeing a move away from the personal to the corporate network.
• Digital Music Subscription Revenues Are Actually Declining In The U.S. – Even more bad news for the music biz: year-on-year revenues from digital music have declined since 2007. Is this the model to save the music industry? It’s just barely keeping it breathing.
• Rules of disengagement: the social media divorce – Technology advice from Freelance Advisor – Too frequent, too boring, too repetitive, too chatty – does this sound like your social marketing? Reasons people unsubscribe from business’s social marketing.