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Colleague Kelly McCoy Williams sent me a great story in the Chicago Tribune about "conversation analysts," which features friend and blogger Jeremiah…
This announcement was determined to find people wherever they were; in different forms, it popped up on the Official Google Blog, the Google LatLong Blog, the Google Mobile Blog, and in a formal press release. And interestingly enough, the announcement was about Google gaining a sort of location-seeking ability.
Nathania Johnson recently tagged me to respond in her post “A Meme about Measuring Social Media Marketing” - asking me to answer the question that is plaguing us all these days regarding the best way to measure social media marketing.
Cyber Monday shoppers were more satisfied with their online experience in 2007 than they were in 2006, according to a new study from ForeSee Results.
Lisa Barone writing in the Bruce Clay Blog was kind enough to mention a thread I started over at the Cre8asite Forums suggesting that the Ask.com Blog Search was filling a Google vacuum.
I was talking with Neil Raden and Tom Davenport today on the subject of decisions - what are the various kinds of decisions and how do companies make them and think about making them. Afterwards I was reminded on something Rob Meredith posted - IT Archaeology: Whatever Happened to SDS? - a couple of weeks ago. It made me think about how we classify problems…
