The end of the world wide wait
Thursday, January 5th, 2006At many new Web sites and services, the creative energy of countless souls virtually crackles off the screen. They're cobbling together their own services from customizable Web sites and Lego-style pieces of Web software. By the millions, they're gathering ... Ratings:
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Would Jefferson have been a blogger?
Thursday, December 22nd, 2005FOR WHATEVER REASON, PROBABLY BECAUSE there have been so many recent advances in what we call "publishing," opportunities to cite the First Amendment have abounded of late. I know that I'm in a very small minority here, as a ... Ratings: (No Ratings Yet)
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A brighter future for newspapers in the 21st Century
Tuesday, December 20th, 2005A bright picture for newspapers Circulations are falling, profits are dwindling and the internet is threatening to put us all out of work, but Kim Fletcher argues that journalism is thriving on new challenges.and I believe Kim ... Ratings: (No Ratings Yet)
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What’s your bag?
Tuesday, December 13th, 2005I got switched onto plasticbg.org by well, do you know what, I can't remember.But an interesting site it is.Tom Coates it seems is off to bigger and better things but his leaving present is pretty interesting.I know I ... Ratings: (No Ratings Yet)
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Nobody is as clever as everybody
Monday, November 14th, 2005My friend Adam Morgan of Eatbigfish directed me to this site called Pledgebank Its probably best to let Tom Steinberg the founder explain it in his own words. Over to you Tom.We all know what it ... Ratings: (No Ratings Yet)
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What’s your Antidote?
Thursday, November 10th, 2005Out there in this big bad world is stuff that is going on which demonstrates that there are new and more exciting ways for brands and businesses to engage with their customers. To facilitate a completely different relationship with communities, which ... Ratings: (No Ratings Yet)
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The Go Team… Go
Monday, October 10th, 2005I was reading a review of the band Go Team at Pitchforkmedia having read an article about them in a newspaper. and this excerpt caught my attentionThese wondrous abilities are what had me dreading the American ... Ratings: (No Ratings Yet)
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The keys to the Kingdom are mine. How digitalisation put the ‘me’ into media
Friday, July 22nd, 2005Ed Richards, Senior partner strategy & Market Development at OfCom talking at the Westminster media forum had some very interesting things to say, about the evolving nature of media and communications . Ed Richards says:The traditional means of ... Ratings: (No Ratings Yet)
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Why is traditional marketing adversarial?
Friday, July 22nd, 2005From Real Media Riffs , a bit of deep thinking and common sense.If consumers figure out a way around advertising, advertisers must therefore find a way back in front of them. The only problem is it is a ... Ratings: (No Ratings Yet)
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Dell’s Hell when Communities Dominate Brands
Tuesday, July 19th, 2005I read about Jeff Jarvis's Dell Hell the other day... Adriana has blogged about it over at Media influencer Adriana saysYesterday, I waded through Jeff Jarvis's record of his experiences with a new Dell laptop that is ... Ratings: (No Ratings Yet)
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