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There has been a lot of talk about the DiggBar and its handling of URLs this week, after the company implemented some changes in its service. To clear the air, Digg has addressed the situation.
Digg CEO Jay Adelson issued the following statement on Digg the Blog:
Add Big Pharma to the list of corporate magistrates that will faithfully and gradually raise consumer ire – that list already including Congress, Big Oil, telecoms, cable, tobacco, and media – as "the people," i.e., the organic proletariat that operates outside of the boardroom, subvert the previously impenetrable by taking their complaints to YouTube.
“YouTube Gives Straight Dope On Big Pharma”
It’s an interesting thing when concepts get defined according to the intentions and goals of a few influential voices.
Take social media optimization and marketing (SMO/SMM) for example. What started as a set of tactics unique to their channels (blogs, images, audio, video) became a more closely defined set of tactics ala Rohit’s Rules for Social Media Optimization.
For the newcomers out there, our monthly Straight Up Site of Interest post is designed to spotlight websites/services that thrive upon forward-thinking internet technologies.
The wait is over. It’s time to sit back, relax, and enjoy another installment of our Straight Up Site of Interest.
It’s time once again for another installment of everyone’s favorite, our Straight Up Site of Interest.
A poll conducted by Harris Interactive and Witeck-Combs reveals that gay and lesbian consumers are less bothered by advertising, either on TV, in print, or online, than the general population and are more likely to appreciate product information. But like other demographics, gays and lesbians have little tolerance for pop-up ads or ads that block content.
It’s no wonder that there are so many programs meant to help the online business owner drive traffic to their websites. With billions of web pages on all topics imaginable, most of our sites are just a tiny “blip” on the Internet radar.
As I enter my 19th year in the CRM industry, I can safely say that I’ve gotten some perspective on what is real and what is fluff. This perspective has confirmed for me that for five key reasons, the CRM industry is indeed headed in a very healthy direction.
If your worst nightmare is drowning in a bowl of alphabet soup, maybe you’d better re-think your Java-oriented strategies, because you are about to leap onto a scaffold of functions that come wrapped up, ribbon and all, to help you give your programs that graphical look!
