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Sliderocket presented at Under The Radar in the US yesterday - scooping, wait for it, three gongs….Best in Show, the Judges Choice award, and the Audience Choice award.
Take the Tour.
I think this is one of those ‘Miss it - Miss out’ moments.
You see, SlideRocket is a rich internet application that provides for every part of [...]
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Sport Relief
(I should apologise for bringing you here by illicit categorisation and tagging, but I won’t. You might have wasted just 10 seconds. Hopefully you will make the choice to change someone’s world in less than a minute).
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There is a good piece in silicon.com today about LinkedIn, and how their CEO believes that it is very different to Facebook and the other social networking sites.
I agree, and somewhat bizarrely disagree completely.
I’m very much in tune with LinkedIn’s CEO and his thinking about LinkedIn’s role and ‘reason for being’. In fact I [...]
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I have mentioned Lee and Sachi LeFever’s WIKI and RSS video’s before.
Their series of short explanatory videos (The Common Craft Show) fight complexity - with simple videos in plain language. They call their format “paperworks”. I think they are simply great.
Their latest video is all about Twitter - and again is worth [...]
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I was recently invited to Apple’s store opening in Milton Keynes.
It got me thinking.
If you are a technology business professional there is no reason why you can’t put on a “Grand Opening” the next time there is a new office, or an “Open Day” when a new Service is launched, or a “Country [...]
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Information Architects have presented their Web Trends Map (2008 beta). This time they have taken almost 300 of the most influential and successful websites and pinned them down to the greater Tokyo-area train map. By the way, I posted about previous versions before, here.
Ok so what is it? In simple terms its [...]
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Here is an opportunity for all you technology marketers to rub shoulders and ask questions of two technology heavyweights.
Second Chance Tuesday are chatting to the BBC’s Rory Cellan-Jones and Niklas Zennström, the latter who was named by Time Magazine as one of the 100 most influential people of the year in 2006 and is one [...]
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WOW. What a great way to spend an hour! With 2000 people on the call Seth Godin’s seminar about ‘Meatball Sundae’ was well worth the investment in time.
I thought I’d quickly highlight what was said in the seminar, and how I interpreted this, for those who could not attend and haven’t read the book.
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This is [...]
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I really didn’t know whether to write this. But ho-hum. Here goes….
On his blog Micro Persuasion, Steve Rubel explores technology and its impact on marketing communications. One of his posts The Lazysphere and the Decline of Deep Blogging has really struck a cord with bloggers, journalists and online observers. And [...]
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It’s bugged me for a while, and low and behold Seth Godin sums it up again. First. And that’s two posts in a row from me, with a Godin influence! Damn it that guy is good.
Anyway, Seth says “One of the mantras of networking (and the many social networking sites that people are flocking [...]
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Bruce discusses The McKinsey Quarterly and their “Eight Business Technology Trends To Watch” ;with a particular emphasis on those trends with an impact on Customer Experience.
As an aside “Business Technology” trends. There’s a phrase that won’t last too much longer.
n.b. 1: Bruce Temkin is Vice President and Principal Analyst at Forrester Research focusing on [...]
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I’ve never copied anything into my blog verbatim so I really want to reference the source on this one……so for the absence of doubt what follows is taken entirely from The Business, and was authored by David Crow (Not me). It is a great piece, and I think you should read it.
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It is hard [...]
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I went to an interesting event yesterday evening in Oxford - Oxford Geek Night 4. Oxford Geeks (and the event series) aim to pull together information and people from in and around Oxford, UK. The community is mainly aimed at geeks of computer science and/or Web development, but to be fair they’re a [...]
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