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showing off your shelf?
I should have got this in during my million things post so alas I’ll be slightly out of synch. Anyhoo, Penguin have decided to get on the user generated content bandwagon and have created a book – of sorts – online using many, many contributors. A quick glance through the chapters confused my tired eyesContinueContinue reading “showing off your shelf?”
2007 digital outlook from avenue a | razorfish
Digital gospel according to Razorfish released 14 March 2007. Register for yours here or be so now and get the podcast.
wedding 2.0
Digital goes into bridal: hot wedding trends for 2007: Daily bridal blogs (imagine how many “I guess I’ll do it myself then” statements there will be), personal URLs on invites, online RSVP, live webcasts, digital music, streaming video (I sincerely hope this doesn’t extend to honeymoons?) Sources: TheKnot.com, Iconowatch
super, super fred… oh crap!
Watching England in any sport is like getting on a roller coaster. And our opening efforts in the Cricket World Cup are no different. How we laughed when the first Kiwi ball delivered us an extra. How we sat stunned when Ed Joyce went second ball (1 for 1!!). How we thought all was notContinueContinue reading “super, super fred… oh crap!”
and we thought pr was all champagne – social media press release
“Pass the champers, dahling” has changed to “tag it, digg it, link to the podcast and we’ll talk on Skype if that’s OK with you, dahling?” This is a great format for making press releases work harder in the digital age: the social media press release from Shift Communications. Acknowledgements: Burson Marstellar
line and length, son
The next 6 or so weeks will give (almost) everyday a special lift, spin or thwack. The cricket world cup started yesterday – I ignore the opening ceremonies for fear of being bored away from any tournament by Barry Davies or his commentator fraternity suddenly extolling the virtues of jamborees, traditional dances and ridiculous tightropeContinueContinue reading “line and length, son”
web 2.0 + star wars
Ever noticed how web 2.0 companies all have silly sounding names? On a practical level this is mainly becaue all the normal sounding names have been trademarked by the corporate world leaving odd sounding, meaningless ditties as the only route to go. But this has thrown up something of an amusement factor in that theContinueContinue reading “web 2.0 + star wars”