Category: marketing
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Hungry to share your thoughts? Deborah recommends a SnackByte
Deborah Schultz is always thinking a few steps ahead. Everyone who reads her post will get this, and the early adopters of web technology will be glad to have a name for what they have already been doing: Introducing The SnackByte A Snackbyte is lighter than a complete blog post, has more context than a…
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Blog Action Day – Talk about the Environment
While the Network News programs this morning did little more than pimp their own shows (CBS , ABC, I’m talking to you), people on blogs all around the world are making news with Blog Action Day. (Thanks to the never-sleeping Chris Brogan for letting me know via Twitter). Today, 15,861 (as of this writing) blogs…
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Social Media as Conversation
This morning, Jeff Pulver does a great job at summarizing what many of us in Social Media have been seeing for the last few years (Jeff included) – that the biggest attraction on the net is the Other People and the ability to Have A Conversation with them. The Jeff Pulver Blog – Notes, comments…
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Doc is Mad as Hell, and He’s not going to take it anymore
Wow, Doc Searls is fired up about the potential Google phone, based on the Business Week story. Bweek talks about targeted ads popping up on your mobile as you go through the world, but based on your preferences and actual behaviors. Doc’s take: He wants to tell advertisers what he wants, not be made into…
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If Supermarkets were Web 2.0 compliant
Excellent video, which might not be funny if you’re not part of the ‘in crowd’ for Web 2.0, but which appeals to my sense of humor. Glumbert.com – Supermarket 2.0 (I tried to embed it but it is too wide….)