Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Jonathan \"Jon\" Morter is an English rock DJ (since 1994) and social media campaigner whose hometown is South Woodham Ferrers, Essex. He is best known as an award-winning social media pioneer, for launching, with his ex-wife Tracy, various internet campaigns specially during Christmas season, in order to stop, most notably, The X Factor hits from becoming almost automatic Christmas number ones on the UK Singles Chart through organizing of grassroots campaigns to garner support for rival hits to overtake The X Factor winning song. The Morters have supported alternative singles by Rick Astley (2008), Rage Against the Machine (2009), Nirvana (2011), and The Justice Collective (2012).Jon Morter was also involved in campaigns to save BBC 6 Music and helped The Rolling Stones get a number one on the albums chart with a 2010 rerelease. Jon Morter runs the social media company Big Other, and has launched the Condescending Corporate Brand Page, a sarcastic page of a fictitious corporation to lampoon actual corporate techniques in social media sites."@en }
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- Jon_Morter abstract "Jonathan \"Jon\" Morter is an English rock DJ (since 1994) and social media campaigner whose hometown is South Woodham Ferrers, Essex. He is best known as an award-winning social media pioneer, for launching, with his ex-wife Tracy, various internet campaigns specially during Christmas season, in order to stop, most notably, The X Factor hits from becoming almost automatic Christmas number ones on the UK Singles Chart through organizing of grassroots campaigns to garner support for rival hits to overtake The X Factor winning song. The Morters have supported alternative singles by Rick Astley (2008), Rage Against the Machine (2009), Nirvana (2011), and The Justice Collective (2012).Jon Morter was also involved in campaigns to save BBC 6 Music and helped The Rolling Stones get a number one on the albums chart with a 2010 rerelease. Jon Morter runs the social media company Big Other, and has launched the Condescending Corporate Brand Page, a sarcastic page of a fictitious corporation to lampoon actual corporate techniques in social media sites.".