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This Holiday’s (Required) Reading UPDATE
Another must-read “response” to Fast Company’s The Future of Advertising is Bloomberg Businessweek’s feature Don Draper’s Revenge. Like The Future of Advertising, it’s a state of the union for Madison Avenue—although it comes to a distinctively different conclusion. Bloomberg Businessweek’s … Continue reading
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This Holiday’s (Required) Reading
Why? First, it’s likely she interviewed someone you know. Second, her panoramic portrait of the industry at a time when tectonic change isn’t just being talked about, it’s actively happening is stunning. No matter what part of the industry you’re in, her story is about you. This is why so many people are talking about it. A snapshot of some notable reactions: Continue reading
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Here are a few of the notable articles Notes On Digital and @Hugeinc has in its browser’s history. Too Much of a Good Thing Is a Really Bad Thing. Facebook struggles with an oversupply of ad space, and Google makes … Continue reading
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“Digg” the Power of the Crowd
Last week almost every single story on Digg’s front page was a Reddit link. Were the competitors working on cahoots? No. Did Reddit purchase Digg? No. Last week’s misleading front page content wasn’t the result of executive decisions. It was … Continue reading
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The Risks of Ghost Twitterers
Last Friday night, Paris Hilton found herself in a bit of a pickle with law enforcement in Las Vegas, landing herself in jail from 11:30 pm until 2:45 am Saturday morning. But less than an hour after she was released, … Continue reading
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