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Is This the Future of Digital?

Scanning Digg I saw this Old Spice social advert, the Old Spice guy (who I had never seen before seeing an ad at PREDATORS the other night) is in a video saying hello to Kevin Rose, the CEO of Digg. It’s pretty funny. Check it out:

Can you imagine my your brain and my [...]

Exponential Shifts

Saw this video today, thanks to a coworker.  I really thought it was pretty insightful and relevant.  We easily forget how much change is actually happening over the course of a few years when we live day to day.  I’ve been adamant and still am about the incredible alterations we are seeing due to computer [...]

Staying Connected, Without Overdoing It

I have a lot of different groups of friends and contacts.  I could list them, but it’s roughly eight disparate groups of people that I’ve met over the years through school, work and various other functions.  Staying in contact with all these people is trying.  If you haven’t met me personally, you’d likely see that [...]

The Facebook Question…Probably Time To Fall Off The Grid

I read this article about why people should drop off Facebook two days ago and I’ve been thinking about it a lot since.  Truthfully, those reasons aren’t really what drives me to consider dropping it.  There are many reasons to though, and I think they’re legitimate.
For starters, it’s a blanket application at first if you [...]

Promoted Tweets: A Myopic Alteration is a Drop In An Ocean Of Revolution

Twitter is rolling out a monetization effort for their service, Promoted Tweets.  A lot of consumers will not like this, a lot of them will understand that the service and information provided by “free” sites such as Twitter and Facebook has to be paid for at some point.  This is similar to how basic programming [...]

iPad…Not Now, But Perhaps In The Future

I’m not against tablet computers.  In fact, I can see a lot of value in their flexibility.  Being able to watch a tv show, go over a presentation with a potential buyer, create smaller scale documents and browse the web in something small that fits into a briefcase actually sounds very nice.
A quick disclosure, I’ve [...]

The Oatmeal & Viral Marketing

A quick discussion of the Oatmeal and how his work has “gone viral” and why it’s difficult to emulate.

Brand Butlers (Trendwatching)

Here’s a link for the newest Trendwatching article on “Brand Butlers,” it’s good.  It touches on what a lot of marketers are looking at today, being more than a product or a sales pitch, but integrating valuable information and services tailored to a customer’s core use of their brand.
It’s time that people within companies really [...]

The Future of the Internet

Via Doc Searls, a great piece answering ten very good questions about how the tubes will evolve.
Seriously, read it.  It’s an impressive account.

Upping the Digital Ante

Twitter just added geolocation to it’s growing list of services to tweets.  That’s a really big deal as 4square has been making so many waves in the last few months.  I tested it and it works really, really well.
We’re seeing a lot of overlap from the big guys in social networking (or whatever you want [...]

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