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Your Round-Up of 2011: Best & Worst, Round-Ups, Predictions, and Trends

Best and Worst of 2011:

The Realtime Report: 5 Biggest Stories in Social Media from 2011

mashable: Top 15 Most Shocking Social Media Disasters of 2011

HubSpot Blog: The Top 10 Marketing Infographics of 2011

Business Insider: The 20 Most Expensive Domain Names Of 2011

Social Media Examiner: Finalists: Top 10 Social Media Blogs 2012

HootSuite: Top 15 Brands on Twitter for 2011 (Infographic)


Roundups:

Google Zeitgeist 2011: How the World Searched

Brian Solis: The State of the Blogosphere 2011

Mashable: GOOD RIDDANCE: 9 Bad Tech Ideas That Expired In 2011

Joseph Stanhope’s Forrester Blog: The Year In Web Intelligence: 2011

The New York Times: The Year in Questions

NOAA.gov: Extreme Weather 2011 - A year for the record books

mashable: 13 Tech Luminaries the World Lost in 2011

mashable: Google Nails 2011: Portrait of a Banner Year

mashable: A 2011 Retrospective Through the Millions of Eyes of Twitter [VIDEO]

HootSuite: Top 10 Trending Topics on Twitter for 2011 (Infographic)


Predictions:

Katie Paine Knows Your Future: 10 Measurement Predictions for 2012

Business 2 Community: Social Media Marketing: 5 Predictions for 2012

inkhouse: 10 PR Predictions for 2012

Monday Note: My 2012 Watch List

Cision Blog: 2012: the year of data-driven public relations

Search Engine Land: Predictions for Social Search in 2012, The Year of the Dragon

Social Media Examiner: 30 Social Media Predictions for 2012 From the Pros

Tom H. C. Anderson - Next Gen Market Research: 2012 Research Predictions

socialmediatoday: Social Media: What to Expect in 2012

Dave Fleet: SIX IMPORTANT SHIFTS FOR SOCIAL MEDIA IN 2012

The Business of Social Media Beyond Web 2.0: Collection of Social Business Predictions & Tech Trends for 2012

 Mashable: 5 Predictions for Social Media Law in 2012

2012 Key Social Technology Predictions from Top Business and Marketing Strategists

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Trends:

The Realtime Report: The 5 Social Media Trends to Watch in 2012

mashable: Top 6 Social Media Marketing Trends of 2011

Business Insider: Social Media Wish List for 2012

Search Engine Watch: Top 5 Trends for Search & Social Media Marketing in 2012

socialmediatoday: 5 Things That Need To Go Away In 2012

search engine land: 6 Mobile Search Optimization Trends For 2012

iMedia Connection: What marketers should ponder this year

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