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Del.icio.us, though providing very cool tagging features, is mostly about a single person remembering items for later.
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Very cool way of organizing more things to read…later, of course.
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DIYhelp.
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wired to learn.
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links for 2006-04-26
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It.s all about me…track yourself tips.
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From Steve Rubel
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context vs behavior…but what is the context of the behavior?
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“computer-generated, sound-and-picture gestalt represented by the campaign”….the campaign that has it all; Gestalt ,no therapy.
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career driven and time starved shoppers only visit 46 times vs loyalists who visit 63; “Our objective is to champion a broader range of customers with products, services and a more compelling experience to get customers to shop in more categories. We’re
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Are you listening WalMart? Also…Wal-Mart spends 0.3 percent of its revenue on advertising. Target spends 2.3.Motorola most engaging advertising according to Brand Keys…did we ever define engaging? Are we talking 30 second spots or what?
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ANOTHER great tip from Mike Sansone at Converstations:Feedburner FeedFlare.
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links for 2006-04-24
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ratings for video sharing sites….beyond YouTube
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real ads in virtual world.
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More on MySpace…show me the money.
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links for 2006-04-23
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links for 2006-04-22
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Life imitating, art, imitating life.
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Great list of note taking tools…even includes voice notes.
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links for 2006-04-21
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GM launches employee blog, FYI.
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How to tools.
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2006, state of interactive.
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links for 2006-04-20
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And the answer is…..it depends.
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Can you hear me NOW?
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Blogs to email, “Thanks for getting there first…but now I need a larger audience.”
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CGM is having an impact on brand communications in Europe according to Jupiter Research.
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links for 2006-04-19
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links for 2006-04-18
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Blogs and msm are not an "either or choice" but part of the same spectrum.
Quoting Gladwell "I have come (belatedly) to the conclusion that a blog can be a very valuable supplement to my books and the writing I do for The New Yorker. What I think I’d like to do is to use this forum to elaborate and
comment on and correct and amend things that I have already written." -
(tags: MSM, main stream media, blogs, links, Technorati, Sifry, blogosphere)
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links for 2006-04-17
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Word of Mom
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IGA goes mobile; Blog is companion to master’s thesis on IGA by llya Vedrashko
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“Bottom line: To create a passionate user, create a passionate community as well. When you present to that user or that community, be passionate yourself–not by overacting, but by telling a story that is spare, but compelling. Don’t be distracted by a
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links for 2006-04-16
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“insofar as we are smart enough to have invented this stuff and stupid enough to occasionally fall for it, potentially we have the wisdom to keep it all in perspective so that we’re not done in by it.” Saplosky
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Reference for Sapolsky on stress.
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Great resource for MySpace watching.
From Debi Jones.
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links for 2006-04-15
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Stanley Milgram, Paul Erd, and Walt Disney brought together to explain the maven effect.
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Because you can’t trust anyone OVER 30? Well, Anne Sweeney the President of Disney TV Group says 40% of baby boomers “go home at night and watch TV” so probably it doesn’t matter.
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And do we wonder why there are research studies that conclude, parents don’t matter? Calling Judith Rich Harris and Malcolm Gladwell…..
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links for 2006-04-14
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Starwood Hotel has a blog.
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MySpace Economic Ecosystem.
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MySpace economy. List of MySpace resources, hacks and templates from Forbes.
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links for 2006-04-13
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“CGM” happens. Nuff said.
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Spending and trending.
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links for 2006-04-12
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” It’s an insight as old as theater — conflict, flaw, and tension are what make narratives compelling’…advice to cultural non-profits, strengthen communications through imperfection.
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links for 2006-04-11
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The Cluetrain of Web 2.0: relationships, conversations, transactions. Link from How to Save the World.
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Nine do’s and don’ts of in game advertising
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Dave Pollard expands upon Umair Haque’s Blockbuster to Snowball effect driven by shift to consumer.
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links for 2006-04-10
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secrets of highly successful web 2.0 ventures.
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links for 2006-04-09
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5 keys to WOW.
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Web 2.0 in the news.
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Really useful!
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links for 2006-04-08
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links for 2006-04-07
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NYC, the city that never sleeps, breaks for a word from their sponsors.
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Feeling guilty? Make a list, set priorities, decide responsibility, update list, move on. GTD for GGTD…getting guilty things done.
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From Ben Casnocha….
All this time I thought influence was lots of Technorati links. Thanks for the insight.
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links for 2006-04-05
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links for 2006-04-04
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Mobile phones as social symbols/status symbol for the e generation…quantity vs quality;fascinating!
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links for 2006-04-03
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Aimed at the brain…shocking!
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In case one is not enough
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Interesting blog tool…look who is talking.
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links for 2006-04-02
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From Anecdote, metaphors to facilitate by.
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Musical Microbreweries…music is preferred as a service to subscibe to rather than a product to purchase, user generated content is disrptive to existing media players, and fragmentation on the music industry make small players increasingly competitive.
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April Fools!
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