Web Culture
17 June 2008 | View Comments
One of the biggest knocks against MySpace — especially from me — was that the design of the profile pages was just too busy. Too much color, flashing boxes, music and spam. photo credit: freezelight I never even made a profile on MySpace because I never saw the need to enter that public online chaos. [...]
Tagged in advertising, data portability, Facebook, Facebook's Beacon, Friendster, Mark Zuckerberg, MySpace, redesign, social networks, spam
Wannabe Viewpoint,Web Culture
7 May 2008 | View Comments
Last month, Darren Rowse of ProBlogger.net asked his Twitter followers — that includes me – why they loved Twitter. He took those responses and turned them into a video slideshow on YouTube enhanced with a rocking instrumental track. Check me out around 4:03 AND AGAIN at 4:17. Yeah, that’s right — twice. Don’t worry. I’ll [...]
Tagged in Darren Rowse, early adopters, friend divide, meme, ProBlogger, Robert Scoble, social media, social networks, twitter, YouTube
Social Media
18 February 2008 | View Comments
I know that this post by Steve Rubel was posted last year, but in mining my RSS feeds from Google Reader today, I came across this post on the movement towards Moneyball Marketing as marketers look to online and had to talk about it because of how much I enjoyed Moneyball. In Michael Lewis’ Moneyball, [...]
Tagged in Google Reader, marketing, Moneyball, niche marketing, relationships, RSS, social marketing, social networks, Steve Rubel