Airtel Bharti is now the world largest mobile service provider with 110 million users. India is the country where mobile phone subscription are expected to cross 500 million by 2010 end.Bharti Airtel growing and give a feeling to every Indian to feel pride for same.
Bharti Airtel tying up for the first time in India with Twitter,which give freedom to all Indians to Tweet from there mobile. Twitter is used by the various users of mobile phone in India but now Bharti Airtel is trying to give you a specialized service to Tweet.
http://airtel.in/twitter is the url to visit Bharti Airtel page on Twitter. Airtel will launch "tweetSMS" a third party application that will enable you to receive and send twitter SMS.
Joining hands with Airtel marks a change in strategy with Twitter who had stopped SMS service in India (and few other countries) owing to outbound SMS cost. Twitter is looking at more ways to increase it’s revenue share, especially in markets where Internet and mobile telephony is growing exponentially.
Happy Tweeterians !
Nitin Chauhan | nitin@maximumhit.com | www.maximumhit.com
Thursday, October 15, 2009
World Largest Mobile Service Provider "Bharti Airtel From India" ties up with Twitter
Friday, October 9, 2009
Ministry of Road Transport and Highways India to Use Social Media to control Road Accident!
How effective social media has been already discussed various time in my earlier articles, we also discussed about the social media influence in Indian politics, recently "Shashi Tharoor" (Indian Politian) give comment on Traveling of politician in Airlines Economy class over one of the social media website, he has to face a unforgettable problem as his own collogues asking for his immediate resignation. This shows that Indian government is start focusing on Social Media or i can say being an offshore country now its unexamined force come on government to focus Social Media. From using websites for awareness, to create online forums for complaints, to the Indian Government launching a website to file copyrights online, the Indian Government seems to be awakening up to the phenomenon called social media.
After Obama now its turn for Indian prime minister Manmohan Sing to catch the hottest of social Media "Face book". Now Indian Government has decided to use Face book, Twitter, Orkut and other social media to reduce road traffic accidents. The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways and the International Road Federation (IRF) are combining efforts to reduce fatal accidents by 50% in the next three years. And the Government’s ambitious plan includes engaging with Social media on the same.
Indian Government looking hard to give more promotion of his activities on Social Media after all Common Wealth Game 2010 are on edge, so this will help visitors during 2010 games.
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Nitin Chauhan | nitin@maximumhit.com | www.maximumhit.com
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Google Tribute to Mahatma Gandhi
Being as an Indian i am very much thankful to Google for his Tribute to Mahatma Gandhi. Google the global internet giant paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi on his 140th birth anniversary by changing the logo on its famously sparse home page to resemble the “bapu”.
To add to the creativity it allowed users by clicking on the logo to be directed to websites about Gandhi, who was born Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi on October 2, 1869 and was assassinated on January 30, 1948.
A true honour bestowed on a global political icon on his birthday. This is definitely Google at its best in Public Diplomacy.
Google's Home Page on the Mahatma's Birthday
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Nitin Chauhan | nitin@maximumhit.com | www.maximumhit.com
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
How Many of us Measure the ROI of Social Media Campaigns
Hi Friends
I find an interesting statistics which shows you how much of professionals really measures the ROI of Social Media.Despite of huge popularity and adoption of social media, measurement still lags. Only 16% of those polled said they currently measured ROI for their social media programs. More than four in 10 respondents did not even know whether the social tools they were using had ROI measurement capabilities.
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Nitin Chauhan | nitin@maximumhit.com | www.maximumhit.com
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