My New Crib
October 31, 2007 · Categories: Miscellaneous · View Comments
That’s me at my new diggs.
I moved offices along with New School Communications after my friend and business partner Blois Olson sold his company to the Tunheim Partners PR firm; I’m going along for the ride.
We moved in last weekend so this is the first week at the new location; which is in Minneapolis, [...]
links for 2007-10-29
Hype Spy / The Hype Machine Keyword spy for MP3 search engine. (tags: keywordresearch keywords music mp3) Business Intelligence | Andiamo Systems Monitoring service. (tags: monitoring reputationmanagement service business) Spammers turn to MP3s to deliver pitches The latest in unwanted electronic communication is an MP3 file that began landing in inboxes around the world last week. (tags: article spam mp3) AT&T to Offer Music [...]Identity Theft: Facebook Face/Off Spoof Video
October 26, 2007 · Categories: Citizen Marketing/Branding, Consumer Generated Media, Internet Marketing News, Mashups, Video · View Comments
Since Facebook is making news this week with Microsoft buying a stake in the social networking service, I thought I’d share this funny and clever spoof of the John Woo 1997 film Face/Off starring John Travolta and Nicholas Cage. The spoof uses the film to address identity theft in Facebook.
Face/Off Trailer
This is the original [...]
The Advertising Show Podcast
Despite my belief that traditional advertising is broken, I really do enjoy The Advertising Show podcast. It’s actually a weekly Internet radio show that is available as a podcast, but that’s a distinction without much of a difference. It’s streamed every Sunday at 5 p.m. Eastern Time. The Advertising Show hosts Brad Forsythe and [...]Why Traditional Advertising Is Broken
So I’m watching the Vikings game last Sunday and, for a change, I’m watching it live rather than as I usually do, a half hour after kickoff so I can fast forward through the commercials using my DVR. As a result, of course, I was forced to endure the commercials. I’m forced to watch ridiculous commercials [...]The Case For Video Biographies For Business
October 23, 2007 · Categories: Online Communication, Online Journalism, Online PR, Video, Video Marketing · View Comments
A colleague sent me a blog post (YouTube At Work: Why Your Employees Should Be On There) recently that discussed the virtues of using online video for business. It’s a topic I think about a great deal because video marketing is a component of Internet marketing that is growing ever more important.
But because the advantages [...]
links for 2007-10-22
Lifestream Blog (tags: lifestreaming blog) Apple’s Leopard to go on sale Oct. 26 Apple Inc. said Tuesday its next-generation operating system, Mac OS X "Leopard," will go on sale Oct. 26 for $129. (tags: article apple software) As Was Marketing Hall Of Fame (tags: blog marketing) YouTube unveils anti-piracy filters The tools also give the owners of copyrighted video the option to sell [...]Facebook Demographics Slideshow
Forrester Research’s Charlene Li has provided a Slideshare presentation on Facebook’s demographics (found via Beth Kanter via Steve Rubel): | View | Upload your ownWeb 2.0 Summit Video
October 19, 2007 · Categories: Conference/Event, Internet Marketing News, Interviews, Social Networking, Technology, Video, Web 2.0 · View Comments
These are a few videos (courtesy of Blip TV) from the recently concluded Web 2.0 summit that "brings the intelligence, innovation, and leadership of the Internet industry together in one place at one time. The Summit is known for its interactive format, stressing audience interaction and participation.". The videos feature an opening welcome by Tim [...]
Augmented Reality Marketing
October 17, 2007 · Categories: Advertising, Augmented Reality, Local Internet Marketing, Maps, Marketing Trends, Mobile Marketing, Technology, Trends, Video · View Comments
Remember the scene from Minority Report where Chief John Anderton walks through a shopping mall and personalized advertisements jump out at him from each store? That’s Steven Spielberg’s vision of augmented reality:
Spielberg’s portrayal of the future of advertising probably isn’t that far off the mark, except I’d think there would be far less clutter and [...]




