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Doc Searls [http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/docsearls/] gave what turned into a rapid fire presentation about 11 ideas he had about the future of the web. Here they are, in their abbreviated glory: 1. Bullshit will lose leveredge – advertising does not scale to the sky 2. Advertising as we
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Has the journalism industry been the architect of its own problems by persistently concealing the true cost of its products from consumers by deriving most of its revenue from advertising? Discuss…
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I know the whole idea of “user generated content” is vastly divisive. Some people see it as a great idea, some as a patronising view of people in general and others as an embarrassing attempt by brands to cash in on new Web 2.0 technologies.But some examples strike
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This caught me by surprise at the end of a video I was watching: [https://i0.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2007/06/Picture-7.png] Of course: they wouldn’t want their video on show somewhere they can’t serve ads around it, would they?
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So, it’s Easter Sunday, and I’m going to do something I rarely do here: talk a (very) little about faith. First up, there’s an interesting piece on CNN about the head of the Human Genome Project and why he has Christian faith [http://www.cnn.com/2007/
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An interesting panel discussion on marketing and advertising in social media just finished. If nothing else, it was interesting because the conclusions seemed to be that no-one really knew how it will pan out. Antony Mayfield [http://open.typepad.com/] was busy wishing himself out of a job: he wants
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Another panel, this time about selling online. (Transactions! Hurrah!) There was some discussion of allowing users to create their own products, through a community of creativity using an online service to create and sell their work. This is the Cafe Press model. Google’s domination of traffic can be broken,
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As someone who’d love to quit journalism for full time blogging, this [http://www.micropersuasion.com/2005/11/google_your_lon.html] made me go “hmmm…”
