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Simplicity Marketing from Apple, Nintendo, & UPS
Like anyone else, I find Steve Job's product launch presentations to be mesmerizing.
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MLK Link Troubles
While Phil Lenssen brilliantly handled this particular subject over at Google Blogoscoped, the facts bear repeating (sorry Greg): In a move of staggeringly poor research, the Rock the Vote site updated their index page with tribute to MLK, complete with a link to the Stormfront site we mentioned last week. In their blog, the RTV […]
Do You Have Ads on Your Business Cards?
Where ads look like content, or people are willing to pay for ads as content you can make a lot of money, but if your website is about marketing, and you heavily place ads on it there is no way to know how much that is going to cost you.
Japan Reconsiders Copyright Law For Search
The Japanese government plans to amend existing copyright laws to make allowances for search engine indexing, according to Japan Today.
Thin-Slicing, Me, You, & Your Customers
You can thin-slice your way, and I'll probably keep on thin-slicing in my way. What's not in dispute is that I, you, and your customers will all continue to do so. (So will your friends, relatives, investors, and the police.)
Getting the Social Media Release All Wrong
After spending a week writing "Social Media Killed the Press Release Star," which painstakingly explains in great detail the need to improve the content and overall relevance of PR and press releases as well as putting a microscope on why the hell a social media (or let's just call it "an overhauled") release WILL exist, people still don't get it.
