23.8.09

the biggest brands which do the great job with social media on the internet?

Did you know what is the biggest brands which do the great job with social media on the internet? Charlene Li provide a new study of the Altimeter Group and Wetpaintranks the top 100 brands by social media engagement.

The report talk about the famous and top 100 brands through more than 10 social media channels, like Twitter, Facebook, wikis and blogs.

This report adopted in the evaluation of its on a points and Starbucks scored the highest with 127 points. The top ten brands are :

1. Starbucks (127)
2. Dell (123)
3. eBay (115)
4. Google (105)
5. Microsoft (103)
6. Thomson Reuters (101)
7. Nike (100)
8. Amazon (88)
9. SAP (86)
10.Yahoo!/Intel (85)

Top 100 brands by social media engagement

1-Starbucks:

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2-Dell :

2

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3-eBay :

3

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4-Google :

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5-Microsoft :

5

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6-Thomson Reuters :

6

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7-Nike :

7

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8-Amazon :

8

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9-SAP :

9

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10-Intel :

10

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11-Yahoo :

11

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12-BlackBerry :

12

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13-Accenture :

13

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14-Oracle :

14

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15-Cisco :

15

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16-Pepsi :

16

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17-MTV :

17

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18-Sony :

18

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19-Disney :

19

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20-Adidas :

20

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21-Toyota :

21

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22-Ferrari :

22

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23-H&M :

23

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24-Nokia :

24

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25-HP :

25

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26-Samsung :

26

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27-Honda :

27

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28-GE :

28

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29-IBM :

29

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30-Nescafe :

30

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31-Xerox :

31

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32-Gucci :

32

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33-Apple :

33

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34-Ford :

34

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35-Lexus :

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36-Philips :

35

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37-Colgate :

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38-Marriott :

36

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39-Panasonic :

37

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40-Nintendo :

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41-Harley-Davidson :

harley-davidson_logo1

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42-KFC :

38

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43-Visa :

39

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44-Hyundai :

40

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45-Audi :

41

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46-Pizza Hut :

42

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47-ING :

43

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48-American Express :

44

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49-Siemens :

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50-Avon :

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51-FedEx :

45

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52-Coca Cola :

46

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53-Motorola :

47

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54-Prada :

prada_logo

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55-Gap :

48

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56-Nestle :

49

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57-Ikea :

50

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58-Caterpillar :

51

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59-Rolex :

52

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60-Budweiser :

53

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61-VW :

54

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62-UBS :

551

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63-UPS :

56

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64-Smirnoff :

57

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65Canon :

58

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66-BMW :

59

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67-Shell :

60

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68-JP Morgan :

61

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69-Hermes :

62

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70-BP :

63

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71-Johnson & Johnson :

64

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72-HSBC :

65

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73-L’Oreal :

661

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74-Tiffany & Co :

67

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75-Merrill Lynch :

68

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76-Chanel :

69

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77-McDonalds :

70

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78-Cartier :

71

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79-Heinz :

72

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80-Moet & Chandon :

73

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81-Louis Vuitton :

74

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82-Giorgio Armani :

75

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83-Porsche :

76

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84-Morgan Stanley :

771

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85-Kleenex :

78

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86-Nivea :

79

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87-Gillette :

80

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88-Marlboro :

81

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89-Zara :

82

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90-Kellogg’s :

83

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91-Citi :

84

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92-Goldman Sachs :

85

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93-Duracell :

86

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94-Danone :

87

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95-Hennessy :

88

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96-Mercedes Benz :

89

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97-AXA :

90

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98-Wrigley :

91

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99-Allianz :

92

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100-AIG :

93
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21.8.09

53% of Saudi men lazy: Study

Friday, 21 August 2009 - 29 Shaban 1430 H
By Abdullah Al-Suqair
JEDDAH – Saudi males are lazy, eat too much junk food and spend excessive time in front of the television, all which means they are only likely to get fatter, an Arab health and nutrition expert has said.
Dr. Abdullah Musaiqir, head of the Arab Center for Nutrition, has warned of increasing obesity in the Gulf states and particularly Saudi Arabia, and cites a Saudi study showing that over 53 percent of Saudi males live a “lethargic lifestyle”, with only 20 percent described as leading a healthy lifestyle and engaging in activities that help keep them in good physical shape. Twenty seven percent were described by the study as having a “partially active” lifestyle.
Parents, Dr. Musaiqir said, are advised to cut down on television watching time for both themselves and their children, and to remove television sets from dining rooms and bedrooms. According to Musaiqir, watching television encourages further unhealthy eating practices as the activity is popularly accompanied by the consumption of snack foods.
Musaiqir said the first steps toward promoting a healthier lifestyle should come with awareness programs conducted throughout the Gulf with media involvement, and that school and university curricula should be improved to address issues of nutrition and public health.
Schools, Muqaisir said, should make greater efforts to support and encourage sporting activities both inside and outside the confines of their campuses. – Okaz/SG

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