More Signs of Twitter Affliction

January 29, 2010
By fraser

You start Tweetdeck before you start your web browser. You look for a Twitter @username before you look for a website. You DM before you e-mail. You check the Twitscoop cloud before you check the web for breaking news. You can’t decide whether to auto-tweet from your post or auto-post from your tweet. Bonus points if you can...
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She’s An Artist, She Don’t Look Back

January 25, 2010
By fraser

Today, Seth Godin posted about art, summing it up as “art is what we we’re doing when we do our best work.” Good advice for those who feel that their job is not creative enough or allowing them enough freedom to innovate. If you find yourself in that situation, ask yourself how you could...
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Download “What Matters Now” eBook By Seth Godin

January 22, 2010
By fraser

Seth Godin is good at practicing what he preaches, at least when it comes to his credo: the more you give, the more you get. I just stumbled across this post over at the Lava7 blog with a link to Godin’s free eBook What Matters Now. Essentially a collection of quotations from today’s big...
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ZOOM Tecktonic

March 10, 2009
By fraser

All you tecktonic kids need to know that Bernadette Yao invented this in 1973 on ZOOM.
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The Most Social Brands of 2008 – Lincoln?

February 2, 2009
By fraser

Adevertising Age just published a list of “The Most Social Brands of 2008″ according to social media marketers Virtue. Among the top 50 are the usual suspects, for example, iPhone, CNN, Apple, Disney, and Xbox top the list as the most-mentioned brands according to Virtue’s survey. But I was surprised to see Lincoln clocking in...
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Just the Ads, Please

February 2, 2009
By fraser
Just the Ads, Please

I’m not a sports guy, never have been, so the fact that yesterday was the Super Bowl had little effect on me, other than my interest in those ads that we hear so much about. Last night, as I was catching up on news as the second and third quarters played out, I watched...
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