Daily Archives: Thursday, December 14, 2006

Crazy viral marketing campaigns will peak in 2007

I have this theory that almost every big brand- and product-manager who wants to do a clever viral marketing campaign is soon going to get it out of his or her system, so therefore we’ll probably see a peak of … Continue reading

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Word of mouth marketing case study – the Blogger beta

Those who read this blog know that I typically blog about three general topics: magazine publishing, social media (a broad topic that covers a wide swath of online self-expression and community-building media developments) and Nashville. (However, at least one person … Continue reading

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Wow. Bill Gates and I agree

(Quote from TechCrunch regarding Bill Gates’ advice on how to cope with DRM): “People should just buy a cd and rip it.” I’m sure the Zune Store folks loved that advice. My frustration with the current approaches to DRM has … Continue reading

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An explanation of my obsession with MyBlogLog

Fred Wilson explains the power of the tiny bit of code (he calls it “the reader-roll widget”) that enables the photos of those registered on MyBlogLog.com to appear over on the right hand column of my blog and a growing … Continue reading

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links for 2006-12-14

How to get on the Netscape/digg homepage | Jason Calacanis Weblog Quote: “As we all know I’m no longer working on Netscape. So, these are my observations as someone who is no longer affiliated with the service.” (tags: digg netscape) … Continue reading

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