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(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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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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If I said to you, you can learn about Internet Marketing in a weekend, and implement a thorough Strategic Internet Marketing plan in just 26 weeks, you might react in two negative ways; depending on your perspective. I know I did.
How can you provide me a strategic plan? That’s nonsence.
or
26 weeks? That’s [...]
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There was an interesting post earlier this week on Tech Crunch concerning The Secret Strategies Behind Many “Viral” Videos - as defined by a real expert in the industry.
I have to say I am a tad disappointed with the approach that the author outlines in relation to getting onto the “Most Viewed” page.
Here is [...]
Filed under: 2.0, Facebook, Ideas and Riffs, Online Video, Viral, YouTube, ideas, marketing, trust | Tagged: blogs, Facebook, forums, Myspace, Spam, tech crunch, video, Viral, YouTube | 3 Comments »
Back in August I said that there were 13 British dotcoms to watch.Well TIOTI (Tape it off the Internet) just launched.
TIOTI is a social media aggregator for television. Huh? ‘What does that mean?’, I hear you say. Well TIOTI is designed to use the web to put together all sorts of information about [...]
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It is about time the UK had a decent Social Media conference and now we do. The Social Media for Business conference programme is now online. See which experts will join Yahoo! to guide you through the pitfalls and opportunities of social media.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how you can [...]
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Here’s something for your weekend viewing pleasure.
Hat tip to Miguel Umanzor from thewayiseetheworld. What a great spoof.
With viewing figures down around their ankles, MTV might be better off playing the odd curveball video like this….
Filed under: Apple, Fun, Mac, Microsoft, Music, Online Video, PC, Viral | 1 Comment »
Toshiba choose Mason Zimbler for their latest notebook campaign across Europe.
Targeting business and consumers across EMEA, this highly integrated campaign [...]
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Future media and technology director at the BBC, Ashley Highfield, has further fleshed out the organisation’s plans to work with and distribute content digitally, admitting which areas are hardest and easiest to tackle and pointing towards a future web 3.0.
Highfield said that after web 1.0 and web 2.0, he is looking at web 3.0 - [...]
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Online Marketing 2007, (26-27 June) brought to you by NMA and Marketing Week, is one of the only UK events to bring together experts and suppliers covering every element of online marketing all under one roof, over two days. It’s now in its third year and the show promises it’s bigger and better than [...]
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Ok, here’s three gadgets making news. Big news. Front page of the bbc homepage sized news (trust me that’s big). I dig in, watch more, read more, and I feel disappointed. Very disappointed. WOW what a let down.
1st gadget up is a motion-sensitive laptop which is controlled through movement.
Next is a [...]
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Recently I discussed visual appeal, and how B2B marketers can take a lot from their B2C counterparts.
I showcased Dynamic Imaging and the impact it can have on your online catalogues, website, emails, eVideos etc.
To close the loop on this, Scene 7 (from whom I borrowed the original screen shots) have just reached a definitive agreement [...]
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