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a recursive marketing strategy
Blogger’s Review of Online Grocery Shopping Rewarded by BlogKits Review (Marketing geeks will be forgiven for calling this a recursive marketing strategy)
Also posted in 8: Clients & Associates, Links and Things, Media & Resources 1 Comment
Redesign of Problogger.net – Nice
Redesign of Problogger.net I like it lots, the ‘fold-composition’ works very well on a a site like this that actually has enough stuff to justify having a fold. (One day I’ll update this blog’s template)
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let live… and die…
On my way down to the local spar to pick up some icing-less doughnuts with extra large holes for Je’anna (long story, later) this little chorus formed in my mind’s ear. Now for those of you who may not have gathered yet, I sometimes like to refer to myself and my core aesthetics as being [...]
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open innovation dinner gig was interesting
I don’t think I spotted a single novel idea or argument in the presentation, the official presentation that is. Both Eddie Obeng and Jon Foster-Pedley are wonderfully charismatic speakers.
Also posted in Theory & Discourse 2 Comments
Whats wrong with news media?
I think that observation is spot on, at least in terms of why the "News" is so incredibly depressing - the whole after the fact-ness. That there is F-all you can do about it except be grateful it is not you being written about - in most cases. Maybe the "News 2.0" approach
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kiss online radio goodbye, courtesy the Royalty Rates Crisis
imagine there was a law passed on an ice cream tax, and the tax rate depended on... You can still kiss your favorite on-line radio station goodbye.
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Telkom Social Media – uhm that’s ironic :-)
Otherwise, before you know it 'Social Media' will be owned, regulated and dictated by large faceless indifferent parasites, I mean para-statals, soulless multinational market-dumping corporate sausage factories.
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Ebay + Stumble Upon = a Big Deal ?
eBay has taken the idea of supply chain efficiency off the scale. Now add to eBay one very popular discovery engine with in depth profiling intelligence, and you have the makings of something truly impressive, almost scary.
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Robert Scoble vs Facebook (or Freedom of Information vs. Commercial Silo-ing)