Will All Media Go Digital By 2014? (2)
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Frankenreview: LittleBigPlanet [Round Up] (6)
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As the 2007 Game Developers Conference approached in early January 2007, many folks in the game industry were unsure what to make of Sony's PlayStation 3. Just a couple of months old, the console only had a handful of titles, most of them sub-par, and the promise of some bigger games down the line. Many new PS3 owners were losing hope, and then LittleBigPlanet happened. Media Molecule's baby, even in the brief look we got ...
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Gavin said:
Shit. I'm going to have to buy a PS3
The Feeding Frenzy Has Just Begun | Six Pixels of Separation - Marketing and Communications Blog and Podcast - By Mitch Joel at Twist Image (6)
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RSS Usage is Much Higher than 11 Percent (23)
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I just caught the writeup Steve Rubel did on a recent Forrester report on consumer adoption of RSS. Steve (based off the Forrester report) is of the distinct opinion that we’ve entered into the era of peak adoption. According to the survey, mainstream consumer adoption of RSS is at 11%, only up 2% over the last three years. Of those that were designated by the survay as not active users of RSS, around 19% said ...
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diafanos said:
RSS has 2 parameters: whether u realise u use it and how u chose to use it. we do want it to be transparent in the first sense but not in the second. I want to select myself sources my info comes from - but without the hassle of sorting it/them!!
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David Tsikaluri said:
რა ძაან უბედური ვიქნებოდი RSS -ის გარეშე :-)
8 Emerging Trends in Social Media (1)
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This morning, I had the pleasure of attending the Chicago Business Marketing Association (BMA) roundtable discussion on social media. General seminars like this usually go one of two ways in terms of being very engaging or just more of the same ole, same ole. I knew today would fall under the former category. Today’s presenter was none other than social media guru Steve Rubel. Whether you know it or not, you’ve probably heard of or ...
The Customer Experience of a US Citizen (1)
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Opinion by Dale Wolf I could not agree more that we need change in this country. Why? Because, as customers of the Federal and State governments, we are getting a bad deal. Or at least it feels that way to this one customer. When we get a good customer experience, we repeatedly go back to the same provider – time after time. We feel we are getting a good value. We are getting good service. ...
MarketingAge Profile (1)
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Marketing Age magazine, which is published in Ireland, ran a profile of me in their July/August issue where I talk about my role within Edelman Digital, how I use RSS to keep in the know and trends in social networking - including Friendfeed. The article is not online. However, If you're interested, they have graciously given me permission to share it here. The full PDF is here or you can simply click through each of ...
Le conversazioni che escono dai blog (1)
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A Febbraio parlavo delle difficoltà di monitorare i nuovi strumenti della Rete, sempre più utilizzati per sviluppare le conversazioni. Ad Aprile, stimolato da un articolo di RWW, scrivevo di come la conversazione sta uscendo dalla blogosfera. Qualche giorno fa, tramite Matteo, arrivo ad un post di MediaMeter, il quale a sua volta riprende il blogger canadese Mark Evans. A dispetto dei vari step del mio percorso, la tendenza è semplice: i commenti si stanno spostando ...
Six Pixels of Separation - Marketing and Communications Insights Blog and Podcast - By Mitch Joel at Twist Image (268) permalink
"I want to make a bet with you today. By January 2014 I will wager that in the US almost all forms of tangible media will either be in sharp decline or completely extinct. I am not just talking about print, but all tangible forms of media - newspapers, magazines, books, DVDs, boxed software and video games." That is how Steve Rubel started the post, The End of Tangible Media is Clearly in Sight, on ...Shared by hellokinsella (40) Mitch Joel (63)Contribute commentמחשבות בנושא טכנולוגיה ושיווק (6) permalink
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