Tag Archives: Media

The Media and the shape of things to come

January 7, 2009 · by · in 2.0, digital, Media, technology, web 2.0, Web2.0

Digital guru Clay Shirky gives Guardian writer Tom Teodorczuk his media forecast for 2009 – taking in the role of newspapers, books and magazines and TV. Some Soundbites Newspapers: “The 500-year-old accident of economics occasioned by the printing press – high upfront cost and filtering happening at the source of publication – is over.” Books […]

20 free eBooks about social media

August 12, 2008 · by · in 2.0, Books, Business, digital, ideas, Ideas and Riffs, Influence, marketing, Media, Planning, Public Relations, Social Media, Social Networking, Strategy, technology, trust, Twitter, User Generated Content, Web, web 2.0, Web2.0, word of mouth

Chris Brogan points us at 20 Free eBooks about Social Media (Don’t ignore the extras in the comments)

the little things that matter

July 31, 2008 · by · in 2.0, Advertising, Branding, Business, Conversational marketing, Customer service, Design, digital, Facebook, ideas, Ideas and Riffs, marketing, Media, Social Media, Social Networking, Strategy, technology, trust, Twitter, User Generated Content, Web, web 2.0, Web2.0, WOM, word of mouth

Adam Kmiec is an Interactive Marketer at Colle+McVoy.  His presentation on Slideshare about micro interactions is well worth looking at.

Please help

March 14, 2008 · by · in 2.0, ACL, Adobe, Advertising, Affiliate Marketing, Analyst, Analytics, Apple, Awards, BBC, Blog, Blogging, Blogroll, blogs, bob, Books, Branding, Business, Buzz, CBS, Charity, CIM, Colour, Computer, Computing, Conversational marketing, Conversion, Cool, copywriting, Corbis, CRM, Customer service, Data, Deloitte, Design, digital, Direct Email, Direct Mail, dotcoms, Email, EMI, Entertainment, Entrepreneur, Events, Experiential, Facebook, Fairchild Semiconductor, Forrester, Fun, garfield, Gartner, Google, IBM, ideas, Ideas and Riffs, Illusion, illustration, Imagery, Influence, Infrared, IODA, iStock, IT, IT Planning, Job, Keywords, Knee, last.fm, Mac, marketing, Measurement, Media, Microsoft, MIT, Mobile, Music, News, ogilvy, Online, Online Video, Open Social, PC, permission, photography, Planning, podcast, Power 150, PR, Printing, Public Relations, Punchstock, Quotes, Religion, Remarkable, Research, RSS, Salmon, Scene7, Search, Search Engine Optimisation, Second Chance Tuesday, Second Life, Semantic Web, SEO, SEO / SEM, Sinclair, Social Graphs, Social Media, Social Networking, Software, Sony BMG, Spam, SPARQL, Spectrum, sport, SQL, startups, stock photography, Strategy, Surgery, Survival, Tattoo, technology, The Orchard, Tim Berners-Lee, trust, TV, Twitter, Uncategorized, Usability, User Generated Content, venture capital, verge, Viral, Viral Coefficient, Virtual Worlds, Warner Music Group, Web, web 2.0, Web2.0, webmasters, White Paper, wi-fi, WIFI, WIKI, Wired.com, WOM, word of mouth, Wordpress, Xerox, Xuuk, Yahoo!, YouTube, ZX

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).

‘Grown up’ social networking

March 10, 2008 · by · in 2.0, Blog, Blogging, blogs, ideas, marketing, Media, Social Media, Social Networking, technology, Twitter, User Generated Content, web 2.0, Web2.0

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 […]

6 factors that make a marketing leader successful

January 30, 2008 · by · in Analyst, Branding, Business, Customer service, Forrester, marketing, Measurement, Media, Planning, Research, Strategy, technology

Forrester‘s Marketing department do a great job, and they have cut me a very personal email called the Marketing Leadership home page, which has 6 Success Imperatives – the 6 factors that make a marketing leader successful. Needless to say each imperative leads to a report that I can’t share, but I can share the […]

The Meatball Sundae Webinar: A review

January 23, 2008 · by · in 2.0, Advertising, Branding, Business, ideas, marketing, permission, Planning, Remarkable, Social Media, Social Networking, Strategy, technology, trust, User Generated Content, Viral, Web, web 2.0, Web2.0, word of mouth

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. […]

216748 – The number of the Beast

December 28, 2007 · by · in Advertising, Business, Entertainment, marketing, Measurement, Media, TV

Flo on madvertising posts a number of the day. 216748… …The estimative total man hours spent on the production of a television commercial with a duration of 30 seconds. Fascinating on so many levels.

Why next year will be make or break for traditional media

December 18, 2007 · by · in 2.0, Advertising, Business, Facebook, Google, ideas, Influence, marketing, Media, Social Media, Social Networking, Strategy, User Generated Content, web 2.0, Web2.0, YouTube

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. ——————————————————————————— It is […]

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.