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The Un-bundling of Content in the Digital World

I read an interesting article the other day from the Columbia Journalism School (pdf here) about the current state of digital Journalism.  It’s the best treatise on digital content I have seen....
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Facebook and Privacy

As many people probably know, Facebook has been hammered recently by concerns over user information and privacy. It’s disconcerting stuff. I’ve just logged in and changed pretty much all of...
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Digg Reader Survey And Our Flawed Understanding of Online Behavior

I recently took a readership survey on the Digg site and realized there were some fundamental flaws in the way we are trying to understand online behavior.  And this is by no means solely a problem at...
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Fresh The Movie, and the struggle ahead

My wife and I went along to a local San Franciso screening of Fresh a couple of weeks ago.  It’s a documentary film by Ana Sofia Joanes about the Fresh food movement – locally grown and harvested...
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Java Toolbar Installation Trickery

I just read a post over on False Precision that has a link to this video of Sun Microsystem’s CEO Johnathan Schwartz talking about a whole new product venture that is based on, can you believe this,...
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Transparency

I am still struggling to find time to blog at the moment as life and work have taken up pretty much all of my spare time.  But keen to keep things ticking over here as I am still running into lots of...
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Differences that Matter

I think we’re all been in this situation – you are launching a new product, trying to sort out a new tactic, trying to understand a new market.   You get some research and look at the numbers....
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Segmenting your Customers – Static versus Dynamic

I stumbled across a post the other day by Scott Brinker, the President and CTO of ioninteractive. Scott writes a really interesting blog call Chief Marketing Technologist – words that don’t...
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Corporate blogging done right

So after my last post on the Forrester Research survey on Trust and Corporate Blogging, I got contacted by a Corporate Blogger! I mentioned Joel Spolsky’s blog Joel on Software in the post and got...
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Trust and Corporate Blogging

There has been a bit of a flutter lately about the whole issue of Corporate Blogging.  A recent post from Forrester Research on their Groundswell blog highlighted some data that showed only 16% of people...
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