Advertising at its best! I take it all back!
- Author: Adriana
- Published: Jan 22nd, 2008
- Category: Advertising, Funny
- Comments: None
French school commercial
- Author: Adriana
- Published: Jan 21st, 2008
- Category: Reading & Bookmarks
- Comments: None
links for 2008-01-21
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not sure FT is getting this right here
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a study is needed to discover that innovation is not R&D but a ‘core competency’. Oh and all innovative companies employ customer insight. No shift Sherlock.
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sounds like Mafia behaviour to me. or just an offer start-ups simply can’t refuse?
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Becoming a blog-friendly company by chattering on blogs is like becoming a cat person by clawing your own couch and crapping in a litter box. You have to give the bloggers something to chat about.
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message to PR, not money or influence but what purpose and usefulness
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a desktop media player mashed-up with the Web, playing the music you want, from the sites you want, on the devices you want, challenging the conventions of discovery, purchase, consumption and organization of music on the Internet.
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privacy is a hot issue. still a long way to go but at least it’s on the agenda.
- Author: Adriana
- Published: Jan 21st, 2008
- Category: Metablogging, Quotes, Weblogs
- Comments: None
Quote to remember
Becoming a blog-friendly company by chattering on blogs is like becoming a cat person by clawing your own couch and crapping in a litter box. You have to give the bloggers something to chat about.
Don Marti in comment on Today’s re-reading assignment
via Doc
- Author: Adriana
- Published: Jan 18th, 2008
- Category: Reading & Bookmarks
- Comments: None
links for 2008-01-18
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Bruce Schneier on open wifi and security implications.
- Author: Adriana
- Published: Jan 17th, 2008
- Category: Reading & Bookmarks
- Comments: None
links for 2008-01-17
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seems a ‘tad’ paranoid. facebook is not evil I don’t think, just getting some things really wrong. Not more wrong that most companies or institutions, it’s just that they seem a lot more powerful.
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a lot of BS if you ask me. Surveys are bad data to start with and putting them into a PDF with lots of corporate lingo just doesn’t do it for me…
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First grade rant. And makes sense. I didn’t know anything about Zed to start with but my impression is that he’s a guy who knows his stuff. And is right about business and software industry.
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Lots of small things point toward increased user autonomy, originality, invention and engagement. The story isn’t just about What Big Companies Are Doing For You any more. It’s what you’re doing for yourself, and for whomever you like.
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haven’t read but let’s see what they say
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another reason to start looking at how to take charge of my own data. why do I have to manage it on others’ platforms? passwords manage access to my data, I want to manage others’ access to my data.
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this is very cool
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data wars. going to get hotter. scraping for individuals is different from scraping to build a wobbly biz model for your site. to do away with scrapers, have your own platform for data.
- Author: Adriana
- Published: Jan 16th, 2008
- Category: Reading & Bookmarks
- Comments: None
links for 2008-01-16
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explains a lot! very good article and another reason why hierarchy is the worst system for managing people
- Author: Adriana
- Published: Jan 15th, 2008
- Category: Reading & Bookmarks
- Comments: None
links for 2008-01-15
- Author: Adriana
- Published: Jan 13th, 2008
- Category: Reading & Bookmarks
- Comments: None
links for 2008-01-13
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one of the best takes on social graph
- Author: Adriana
- Published: Jan 12th, 2008
- Category: Reading & Bookmarks
- Comments: None
links for 2008-01-12
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the sooner we own our data, the better. anything to help individual’s reach to exceed marketer’s grasp!
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important, customers voicing their displeasure at being tracked and data shared, now hitting companies’ wallets. no more privacy ‘trade-offs’ for discounts & goodies in user’s minds?! Let’s hope.
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what makes a good programmer. for those who are not programmers and need one.
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worthy cause but, guys, deliverables?!
- Author: Adriana
- Published: Jan 11th, 2008
- Category: Reading & Bookmarks
- Comments: None
links for 2008-01-11
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Hugh on Twitter sayz all is well, it’s just the importer that went tits-up.
- Author: Adriana
- Published: Jan 10th, 2008
- Category: Reading & Bookmarks
- Comments: None
links for 2008-01-10
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“Traditional management theory treats workers like any other input — get as much out of them as possible and pay them as little as you can get away with.”
sharedcopy: http://r5.sharedcopy.com/6gu3q#shcp1 -
Doc’s gone all B&W on VRM geek crowd. A VRM hacker session in my kitchen, a couple of months back.
- Author: Adriana
- Published: Jan 9th, 2008
- Category: Reading & Bookmarks
- Comments: None
links for 2008-01-09
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interesting enough, show companies. they might get scared although not very much. yet.
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it’s decades of proprietary systems catching up with business, not a problem with Web services! next step, use open standards and understand the web. note the point about ROI.
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interesting perspective from a systems architect and software developer at IBM
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agree with Dennis, that’s why VRM has to be user/web driven and not industry/vendor driven. bloggers didn’t aim to change the media, they just got on with blogging, media are adjusting. same will have to happen for companies re VRM.
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Doc’s example of VRM. maybe.



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