Friday, 11 February 2011
Thursday, 10 February 2011
From SMS to apps: Redefining mobile - iMediaConnection.com
"This article is about media planning using mobile technology. It is crucial for companies to offer across more devices and operating systems, and every available channel, from SMS to mobile web, tablets..."
As mobile technology evolves, brands must prepare for new channels. Find out what moves you should be making, and what companies have already taken the leap.
6 digital marketing words that must die - iMediaConnection.com
"Have a look of this article. While we might think we are very up-to-date using some of these words, we are actually very 'out'..."
The language of online advertising is littered with the debris of words that have been lost, retired, or have simply passed away. Consider these examples.
Tuesday, 25 January 2011
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
The Wilderness Downtown
An amazing experience with this experimental site. Just type in your address, turn on your speaker, and you are on an amazing journey back then, be first to experience it and download Google's Chrome Browser, it will blow your mind...
http://www.thewildernessdowntown.com/
Monday, 17 January 2011
“Alone Together”: An MIT Professor’s new book urges us to unplug
Sherry Turkle, has been an ethnographer of our technological world for three decades, hosted all the while at one of its epicenters: MIT. A professor of the social studies of science and technology there, she also heads up its Initiative on Technology and Self.
In her new book Alone Together, she shares her ambivalence about the overuses of technology, which, she writes, “proposes itself as the architect of our intimacies.” The book completes a trilogy of investigations into the ways humans interact with technology.
Fast Company spoke recently with Turkle about connecting, solitude, and how that compulsion to always have your BlackBerry on might actually be hurting your company’s bottom line.
Read interview
In her new book Alone Together, she shares her ambivalence about the overuses of technology, which, she writes, “proposes itself as the architect of our intimacies.” The book completes a trilogy of investigations into the ways humans interact with technology.
Fast Company spoke recently with Turkle about connecting, solitude, and how that compulsion to always have your BlackBerry on might actually be hurting your company’s bottom line.
Read interview
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