tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-36602222011-12-13T22:52:11.231-05:00A blog on online media, marketing, business and other random topics. Greghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10483819400972189755noreply@blogger.comBlogger1611100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3660222.post-1108590326223209942005-02-16T16:40:00.000-05:002005-02-16T16:45:26.226-05:00

Well folks, I have to admit its been tough keeping up two blogs. I have been pretty focused on The Trend Junkie weblog as of late and I am noticing that my content is morphing into similar context (to some degree). I have always kept the two separate and focused Media Mind exclusively on what is happening in online media, marketing, etc.. and the Trend Junkie has mostly been my ramblings and

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Pamela points to an interesting post by Jason Calacanis of Weblogs, Inc read this media man's take on the recent acquisition of Bloglines by Ask Jeeves. Opening lines: Congratulations and respect to Mark for having the sense to dump the business now when it has some perceived value. However, I can tell you clearly there is no business model for web-based news readers, and in two years 95-99%

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Boing points to Linky a new Mozilla extension that allows for easy tabbed browsing in Firefox:"When you right-click with Linky installed, you get a sub-menu that lets you open a range of selected links in tabs, or all image links in one tab, text-links in tabs, download all links, and so forth. This is great for multipart Web-articles, where the pages are all linked like so: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 -- just

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Great article on Robert Scoble, a good insight on Scoble's world for any of you who wonder what the hell he really does for Microsoft. He is a pioneer in the next wave of corporate public relations strategy and operations. Check it out."ROBERT SCOBLE, known in the blogosphere as “the Scobleizer”, is a phenomenon not just because he has had an unusually strange career of late, but because his

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This is so cool. Finally, a break in the music licensing arena for podcasts! I have about 3-4 podcasts already produced that I had used non pod-safe music on, simply because I dont have time to make up my own music, and you probably wouldn't want to hear it if I made anyway. That being the case, I have not released any of my podcasts for public consumption, due to the sole reason that I used

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Dave Winer points to Feeder today, a unique resource that allows non-technical persons to create and manage their own RSS feeds. As the advent of blogging and podcasting continue to emerge, we see a continuous shift in the technical toolset that is available to the end user. What is really cool is that Feedster supports RSS feeds with enclosures, specifically engineered for podcasting. Good stuff

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I really do like this company..... Check out Google's map app.

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I am back in the US after a most excellent trip to the UK and the Netherlands. Great places to be in my opinion. Great times, with great people. I am looking forward to doing some business in Europe, its where we are headed. Anyway, back to building the business, LOTS happening. Time to get back to working it. Lots of stuff happening in the world of online these days. I think its time to give

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I am naming today's post after my friend Todd's weblog, only because it is so appropriate! I have been on a GREAT European extravaganza since Thursday night when my plane took off from BWI airport in Baltimore, Maryland USA. My flight got me to London Heathrow Airport around 9:15am, where I promptly hopped a quick flight over to the Netherlands to spend a couple of days in Amsterdam

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I have accumulated quite a few invitiations for Gmail. If anyone is interested please leave a comment on the weblog here and I will follow up with you. I have to say, I have been using Gmail for various projects and it has grown on me as a mail client. I have not received one single spam message in my inbox, conversation strings are cool, and the ads really dont bother me at all. Let me know if

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Another search entrant. The Webs Biggest. For a great description in detail, Rubel points to Ross Mayfields weblog. "It leverages existing search engines and scrapes the whois database. The spider captures summaries, which is all the engine searches, which gives you easy breadth, but not depth. "

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Adam Curry has a nice article in Fortune about where he came from, what he is doing and where he is going. Good stuff. Check it out.

Greghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10483819400972189755noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3660222.post-1106662752009822522005-01-25T09:16:00.000-05:002005-01-25T09:19:12.010-05:00

Google has launched a new Video Search tool. Check it out. Looks like it covers mostly recent TV programs that have been indexed plus more.... Pretty cool though, it gives you the run down of what you can expect on the reel during various times, etc...

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This is a really neat project - check out "The Thought Project". Simon Hoegsberg roams the streets of Copenhagen and New York City and randomly asks 150 strangers what they were thinking about the second before he stops them. Interesting project. per Presurfer

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Interesting clip from Mediapost today: Just one in six search engine users can confidently discern between unbiased natural search results and paid search ads, according to a new report released this week by The Pew Internet & American Life Project. The study, titled "Search Engine Users," found that while most Web users said they trusted, relied on, and were happy with search results, only 18

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I checked this post out on Boing also, I am intruiged with the idea that someone has thought of a P2P (peer to peer) digital telephony network. This is really neat stuff, and you know it will play a place in our future. Scope it.

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Caught this on Boing Boing just now, apparently a panel that PEW's queried said some wild things in regards to their search behavior: Cory Doctorow: Pew has just released an amazing-looking study on Internet search behavior. Two factoids from the exec summary left my jaw hanging: Nearly half of searchers use a search engines no more than a few times a week, and two-thirds say they could walk

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Mitch Arnowitz points to a great article by Poynteronline on the importance of writing relevant and informative headlines to your posts. I agree its no different than the strategic use of subject lines in email marketing. Good stuff.

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Interesting times. Michael Powell will resign as Chairman of the FCC in 2 months.

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Podcasting is getting coverage by more and more mainstream media outlets - here is a link to a MTV article that talks about how podcasting can allow anyone to become a DJ. via Rubel

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Alan Meckler points to a GREAT piece on a "Time Shifted Transmission"as it relates to the way we began to consume media when the web first went mainstream, and how we will consume and create media content moving forward. Check this out.

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My company was just invited to speak at BIMA's new twist on their "Eyeballs Panel" series. This time its debate style and titled the "The Behavioral Targeting Shoot Out" Should be fun! "The Behavioral Targeting Shoot Out will line up vaious technology vendors and solutions, sit them side by side and give them each an opportunity to tell their story. Each panelist will then be given the chance

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The BBC has a report on a new super scam using wi-fi routers that is designed to pull personal information out of an office wi-fi network. Scary stuff. Check it out.

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Not to say that one person can kill a brand, but the press that British Telecom is getting courteousy of Adam Curry is not favorable. Check out his Daily Source Code, where Adam reviews his ever stuggling quest to get bandwidth at the cottage in England. This time on a call with BT, will these guys get it right for Adam some time in the near future??? Gotta watch out for the influentials, the

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Welcome to the content revolution. Trendwatching.com calls it "Generation C." With nothing to do with age, Generation C is all about Content, and about the unleashing of the creative drive within us. Check it out: "C is for Content. The GENERATION C phenomenon captures the avalanche of consumer generated content that is building on the web, adding tera-peta bytes of new text, images, audio and

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Rubel points to a report that IPSwitch has decided to sponsor the "Morning Stories" podcast. Interesting times, here we go....

Greghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10483819400972189755noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3660222.post-1105328470911265102005-01-10T10:35:00.000-05:002005-01-09T22:41:10.910-05:00

Dave Pell launches The Blog Blog, a weblog on blogs and bloggers and the overall personal publishing revolution that is occuring. Check it out: "The blog blog will provide readers with a front row seat at the personal publishing revolution. It may have started with text, but audio (podcasting), video and photography are well on their way. The personal publishing revolution will change forever

Greghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10483819400972189755noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3660222.post-1105231799725441692005-01-09T07:39:00.000-05:002005-01-09T00:44:11.003-05:00

Find Sounds fills yet another void in the web searching maze. Through its interface you can search for a variety of different sound clips, effects, etc.. to add to whatever it may be that you are producing, a podcast perhaps?

Greghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10483819400972189755noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3660222.post-1105214186077530002005-01-08T14:52:00.000-05:002005-01-08T14:56:26.076-05:00

John Battelle posts about MusicPlasma, a wickedly cool tool that allows you to search on your favorite musical artist, and a visual map is displayed of all genre related artists that you may also be interested in. Its very cool, check it out.

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Another new search tool is out, Find Forward, the "Uber Engine"trails off the Google API, and adds plenty of functionality for a variety of different searches. The engine offer 28 different types of searches online. Check them out here.

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Great post on Boing about how Jason Calacanis questioned XM Radio CEO, Hugh Panero on Howards Sterns move to Sirus, and what effect that will have on XM, as well as other "heated" questions.

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Rubel points to an interview with Bill Gates on blogging: In a wide ranging interview with CNET News.com, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates answered a couple of questions about blogging. He explains why he isn't blogging just yet...time. We have a lot of blogs that are just internal to Microsoft where people are completely open about what's going on with this, what's going on with that. I've

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Interesting read today on Mediapost, then all over the blogosphere, PEW released the finding of a recent survey that asked people about their blogging activities - growth is evident and you know its only just beginning.... The Pew study notes that 27 percent of Internet users say they read blogs in November, versus 17 percent in a survey conducted in February. "Pew reports that 7 percent of

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I am sure some of you know this already from the media, but one of the most interesting things about the Tsunami disaster is the reaction of the animals. Instinctively, almost every herd, flock and species of all kinds in the country of Sri Lanka, moved high into the trees and inland just before the first waves hit the shore lines. Reports are out that many of the animals in Sri Lanka have

Greghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10483819400972189755noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3660222.post-1104419596053309642004-12-30T10:03:00.000-05:002004-12-30T10:13:16.053-05:00

Adam Curry points to this article, and this one. He was featured in both and speaks about the rapid growth and popularity of Podcasting. The medium which is no doubt bringing back independent media and putting the power of content and distribution directly in the hands of the public. This is such powerful stuff - truly the beginning of the media revolution. There are a reported 2000 plus

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Here is a link on Amazon where you can make a donation to the Tsunami relief effort. The site also has a toll of donations, and so far it looks like Americans have donated $3.5 million.

Greghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10483819400972189755noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3660222.post-1104298440436805522004-12-29T01:33:00.000-05:002004-12-29T00:35:22.790-05:00

A link to resources and info on how you can help the Tsunami victims.

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I find it funny that when you type the keyword "Firefox tricks" into Google, that my weblog comes up as the second hit. At least for today. Right now its referencing this post.

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This is a unique finding that I read about today. Sean points out in his ClickZ column, The Leading Edge, Heartbeat, a device that will allow people to text message to a glowing device in their home to let their spouse or loved one know when they will be home - texting in an entirely different way - check it out: Background: The possibilities of text messaging as a way for networked

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It's that holiday time of year. Just wanted to take the opportunity and wish everyone who reads my weblog a happy, healthy and safe holiday. Wishing you all the best in the new year. To a happy and prosperous 2005 for all!

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Interesting acquisition, The Washington Post has agreed to acquire the Microsoft web mag, Slate. What I found interesting is that both organizations drew roughly 4.5 unique visitors to their sites last month. I never knew the traffic was so close. This should play out well for the Post if its managed right. The acquisition could advance their online business in many ways. First, the traffic that

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My mind is bursting with so many ideas and concepts lately in relation to viral, word of mouth, buzz and dialogue marketing (all basically the same thing, but synapsing in many different permutations). I am inspired by the power that dialogue and word of mouth marketing possess. Dave Pell talks about one of the more interesting random deployments of viral marketing for Apple's iPod. Apparently,

Greghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10483819400972189755noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3660222.post-1103521576555247382004-12-20T01:38:00.000-05:002004-12-20T00:47:26.333-05:00

Jeremy Zawodny offers a well researched post about the web browsers that weblog readers prefer. Of course, whats interesting about this is that when you look at most of the statistical charts he displays, you will find a common theme - IE is still the number one browser, but Firefox is HOT on its trails and in the number 2 slot across the board. This is getting better by the day.

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There are two articles of interest today in the NY Times publication. First, in the NY Times Magazine - Jeffery Rosen writes "Your Blog or Mine?" an article about the way weblogs are blurring the line between personal and public life. An interesting read: "As Web logs proliferate -- Technorati, which tracks 5 million blogs, estimates that 15,000 are added each day -- the boundaries between

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eMarketer reports today on a new survey that email privacy certification firm ReleMail recently conducted on consumers opinions towards email privacy and permission based email. Some interesting finds in the chart below. "ReleMail finds that skepticism about these matters is quite high. For example, 83% of respondents say that they avoided subscribing to an e-mail newsletter because they weren't

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I love watching things emerge and unfold, especially in the business world. In relation to the blogosphere, its truly wild to watch all of the various ways blogging is affecting businesses all over. Scoble posted tonight about how Christopher Hawkins won a piece of business soley because his client read his blog. He was hired without any previous contact (email, phone, etc). Amazing the infulence

Greghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10483819400972189755noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3660222.post-1103214467670902212004-12-16T11:24:00.000-05:002004-12-17T00:47:15.060-05:00

Rubel points to a press release from the Mozilla Foundation about how Spread Firefox has taken out a large two page ad in todays New York Times. The ad was apparently under written by 50,000 supporters of Spread Firefox. Wild times.

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I was playing around with the newly released Yahoo Video Search. Very slick. I was able to pull up a ton of great music videos and interviews of some of my favorite artists. Actually, the visual display of the results makes it easier to navigate through vs. Singing Fish and some of the other a/v search engines. Nice work.

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Curry posted a link to a BBC article that talks about the amount of information that people are carrying around on their "shiny things" in Britain - check out the article here. This goes hand in hand with my previous post. Apparently, for every gig of data on an iPod or similar device, it is the equivelant of carrying around a pick up truck filled with paper. This is based on "Virtual Weight"

Greghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10483819400972189755noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3660222.post-1103040391519611372004-12-14T10:54:00.000-05:002004-12-14T11:06:31.520-05:00

Brian Teasley writes a great column today in ClickZ on "Trends to Leverage Now." I find his section iPod as a distribution channel very interesting. He is basically talking about the emergence of podcasting, but with no reference to the word, interesting. Some highlights from his article in relation to iPods as a distribution channel: "Now may be the time to start thinking about iPods (and

Greghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10483819400972189755noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3660222.post-1103036438587664022004-12-14T09:57:00.000-05:002004-12-14T10:00:38.586-05:00

Search Engine Watch links to AOL's 2004 scrapbook that lists the top search terms on the AOL network in 2004. Interesting look at what was of interest to people over the course of the year, and its broken out by category. Check it out.

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Just a quick note (if you havent heard by now), that MSN has launched the official MSN Desktop Search utility, they are officially in the game with Yahoo and Google. I am not sure about anyone else, but I have been using Google's desktop for a while, I like it but find it uses lots of system resources. I am thinking about uninstalling, although I do like the speed.

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Adam Curry is rolling out some very interesting podcasts lately. I encourage you to check them out. Listen to the Daily Source Code (found throughout his weblog), and check out the new Trade Secrets he released with Dave Winer. These guys are starting a new venture together. Should be very interesting to watch.

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As the landscape further develops, Rubel points to this Newsweek article that acknowledges the power of the "alpha bloggers" a key group of influential weblog authors who make waves in the blogosphere, particulary in relation to technology. The Newsweek article states: "The bloggers who follow technology consist of a particularly evolved community. The alphas, or "A-listers," as they call

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The New York Times Magazine published their 4th annual "Year in Ideas" Interesting read. Some topics include: The Blogo Ad, Psychopathic CEO's, and the Vaporized Oxygenated Cocktail.

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Google has released Google Suggest, yet another development in the Google toolset. The suggest tool works like any form auto-populate, based on previous entries, but of course goes way beyond. There is some debate occuring in the blogosphere as to the level of censorship that Google has put into the tool. Here are some links to the dialgoue: - Scoberlizer Comments - John Battelle's Searchblog -

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Its official, the dialouge of RSS and the potential business models that can be created from it are running rampant amongst various online media properties. Wired ran a post yesterday that continues the dialouge that I have brought up many times in the past 2 months, the monetization of RSS and syndicated content. Getting ready to go mainstream.

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I am loving the new Firefox browser, zero pop ups and smooth surfing. Tonight, I came across an interesting post on the Presurfer's site on some behind the scene "tweaks" in the new Firefox. Some of the highlights to be found are: "For example, typing the following strings into Firefox's Address Bar (which the new browser calls the Location Bar) and pressing Enter brings up a wide variety of

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I have been paying close attention to the Podcasting revolution that was spearheaded by Adam Curry. So far, I am digging it. Conceptually it rocks, and practically its happening. Watching this one carefully. Check it out.

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I read an interesting post on Jason Kottke's weblog on the notion of blocking RSS ads in readers. Well this goes right into the ecomonics of blogging, check out Jason's post and some of the publisher and reader comments that follow. Interesting viewpoints all around. I found this post on John Battelles Searchblog and tend to agree with him that RSS ads have their place in the future of this

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It looks like Google is at it again, ever expanding their growing empire. Gary Price notes on the Search Engine Watch blog that Google has registered three additionl domains: On December 1, 2004 Google Inc. registered: + GOOGLESHOPPINGLIST.COM ++ Google has also registered: GoogleShoppinglist.org,.net, .info, .us, .biz + GOOGLEREVIEWS.COM ++Google has also registered: GoogleReviews.org, .

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As many of you know, I am very interested in web media, and have a particular interest in how the whole emergence and acceptance of weblogs will play out. Looking at it mostly from a business perspective, I was encourgaged today to find that Jeff Jarvis posted some ideas and links from other thought leaders in this arena. Jeff starts his post today with: "There's a mesmerizing exchange going on

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Lycos Europe launched the "Make love not spam," anti-spam campaign which prooved to be a very controversial attempt to battle the spammers. The campaign, which was just shelved this week until further review, consisted of a downloadable screen saver that slammed spammer websites - as the BBC puts it: "People were encouraged to download the screensaver which, when their PC was idle, would then

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As a frequent "home office" worker, I am happy to see that businesses all over the world are adapting to remote working. In today's eMarketer newsletter, the proof is clearly stated: "More and more businesses around the world are realizing the benefits of letting employees work remotely"

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Microsoft launched their latest wares, "MSN Spaces" a unique blogging application that integrates across other MSN properties, and most importantly MSN Messenger. An interesting addition to the blogosphere, this is Microsoft's first attempt to step into Google's and many others weblog space. Here is a link to a video of an interview with the MSN Spaces Team. (courteousy of the Scobelizer)

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Isn't this what life on the internet is all about? Check out Trendwatching.com's latest newsletter. They are always good for interesting findings. The piece below is from a segment on people who are addicted to being online. These people are "Masters of the Youniverse" "Case in point: two months ago, a Yahoo/OMD Internet Deprivation Study, which involved 12 US based families going without any

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Check out this windows media file of last Friday nights ABC World News Tonight - This is a feature on the rise and popularity of Firefox. The new browser is certainly making waves across the web, having already claimed over 5.5% of the browser market in just a short time. As the Firefox roll out continues, it will be interesting to see how Microsoft responds. This is one to keep an eye on. Watch

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I started writing about the business of blogging back in early October. Mostly just exploring the fundamentals of how someone could create a weblog publishing network. What would be involved? What is the market opportunity? etc. However, there are other emerging "opportunities" that can arise from the growing popularity and power of blogs outside of the "pure publisher" play I reference in my

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Sorry about the delay in posts here folks, I am still ramping up my blogging practices :-) I am currently enjoying several days out of town with my family for the holidays, and "unplugging" a bit while I am on holiday. However, I had that need to post to my feed. Lots of really interesting stuff in the blogosphere the past few days. Trailing on the ever expanding search space, John Battelle

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This is a nifty little web application that I came across on Feeeds - a cool site with aggregated RSS feeds hand picked by Philipp Lenssen. This post came via the Google Blogoscoped site. Babelplex is an interesting search tool that not only pulls up the results you are looking for via the search engine of your choice, but also offers a translation of your voice into another foreign language

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This article in Wired hardly surpised me when I came across it today. The business of blogging is going to pay off for some folks, and soon. The article highlights foresight into the way media companies will increasingly expand their online content base, while creating more niche advertising opportunites. This will definitely point them to the blogosphere, where those two things are plentiful. "

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Steve Rubel caught perhaps the simplest explanation I have seen so far on how to get started with subscribing to RSS feeds, something that is relatively new to the internet population. John Bokma offers this explanation on how to subscribe to RSS feeds in the new Firefox browser. Firefox is a large driver of RSS popularity as more and more people are subscribing to feeds and learning more about

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Check out the new beta release of Google's latest works. Google Scholar. A subset engine of Google that searchs LOTS of academia info, research papers, reports, facts, etc.. This is way cool and definitely sticks to the Google mission of making the "worlds information accessible" Talk about a research geeks heaven! What I am wondering about is the plagerism effect this is going to have on current

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I came across a very interesting post on John Battelle's weblog tonight. I love watching emerging opportunites (and participating in them), so when I learned that Overture and Feedburner were testing the effectiveness of contextual ads in RSS feeds, I saw the next big thing. After watching the rapid success of adwords, and the spread of contextual ads across all mediums of the web, RSS based

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Check this cat out, his name is Ze Frank. He has LOTS of wild stuff on his website. One of his mixed media pieces really grabbed me today, this one in particular. This video sort of summed up some similar scenarios I have experienced in my professional life. Not specifc to the situation, but relevant :-)

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Here is a link to a whole slew of extensions for the new Firefox 1.0 browser by Mozilla. I am psyched! Using an open source browser opens up all sorts of new possibilities for your web experience. One of the new extensions that I have been playing around with is Sage, a RSS reader that builds right into Firefox. Its my first experience with a RSS reader and it was so simple! The open source

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Here is an interesting article on the workings of a true spam master, revealed of course in the courtroom of "the nations first felony trial of spam purveyors." Jeremy Jaynes from Virginia, was cranking out a spam operation that had him pushing out 10mm emails a day, which was grossing him up to $750,000 a month. Damn! "Relatively few people actually responded to Jaynes' pitches. In a typical

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The Washington Post keeps Google positioned as the search leader after Microsoft's newest attempt to gain search market share was released in beta format this week. I have used the search engine a few times and its not that bad. Initially, though I caught some of the technical problems that the article mentions. But simply put the Post states: "While both sites do fine on many queries, our

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I found this link to be interesting. A brief article on the seven vices of highly creative people. Read through it, I have found it to be true amongst the creative genius types that I know. Highlights from the Article: "If you go through life free of bad habits, you won't live forever, but it will feel like it." Vice One: Be a Drinker Vice Two: Begin with a Smoke Vice Three: Put Gambling First

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Speegle is pretty cool. Its basically Google, but with an integrated speech technology built in, so it reads you the results of your search in audio. Its actually pretty thorough although it doesnt grab everything due to punctuation and other symbols that appear in search results. Definitely check it out, click here.

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Another viral marketing concept that was released by Beer.com, is the new Virtual Bartender. The concept rides the fresh coattails of Burger King's Subservient Chicken piece. Check it out, she will do ALL sorts of interesting things :-)

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Ouch! Viral Ad Agency ASA Bailey totally took out the Ogilvy & Mather UK domain name upon expiration and then boasted about it with this piece. I am going to check the status of all of my business domains now! - I found this on Sean's ever so nifty blog.

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As the world knows, Mozilla released Firefox version 1.0 today. I have installed it on my laptop and it rocks! VERY fast. If you havent downloaded it yet, get to it! MS be scared. I will be very curious to see the final numbers of the day 1 downloads! They were hoping for 10mm downloads but it may be more. We will see. Peace!

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I just returned from a 9 day adventure in England. Great time! I absolutely love it over there. Spent 4 days in London then ventured out in the countryside (Cotswolds) and along the coast of the English Channel. It was beautiful! I have to get over there more often. That being said its great to be back home! One of the most interesting things was watching the US election from another country.

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Just a quick note that I will not be posting for the next week. I am off again on a business / leisure trip overseas. I am planning on "unplugging" for a few days, whichs allows me to give my eyes a break! :-) Back with more later!

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I just returned from my 4 day extravaganza, traveling up the northeast from Baltimore to Boston on business. What a trip! great time, very busy, lots of activity and meetings. I am happy to report that business did get done :-) The PRSA event was very well attended, however, I like all of the other exhibitors, was a little dissappointed about the flow of traffic to the Exhibit Hall, it was

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Tonight, I enjoyed a pleasant dinner with a colleague and his family at Cafe Fiorello. Great food and great people! After a great italian meal, I treated myself to a set of music downtown at Irving Plaza. For the record, the band Galactic ROCKS! This is my 4th time checking them out live and they just keep getting better and better. Tonight, one of their guests on stage was Mike Doughty, (

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I am posting from the exhibit hall of the PRSA International Conference in NYC, which is off and running to a great start. Looks like a packed crowd of at least 2000 folks. I think tomorrow will be the big day, as I know not everyone is here on a Sunday (understandably so). Earlier in the day, I had to jump out and catch a little of Donald Trump's keynote speech, and I have to say I was VERY

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Well off to a good start here. Through my last minute travel bookings (which I usually almost always do), I found out that my normal business class seat on the Amtrak Regional train could be upgraded to the sleek Acela, for a mere $8! nice! Thats what I call a non-brainer. So, I am sifting through BtoB in one of those 4 seat booths with the table in the middle, on a VERY quiet car, and of course

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I am home prepping for my great north east tour (if you will call it that) which begins this afternoon and includes 3 days in NYC and a stint in Boston (the town should be WILD). As mentioned in my earlier post, I am doing the trade show thing at the PRSA International Conference, mixed with meetings in between exhibit hall hours, etc. I am looking forward to dinner on Sunday night in NYC,

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I have always been interested in how we as a society communicate with each other, in both our personal and professional lives. With the rapid advances of technology, we are in a continuous state of evolving communication patterns. Snail mail (if that still counts), landlines, cell phones / text messaging, email, instant messenger. All of these make up quite a communications tool set for how we

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However, I caught this on Mediapost's popular email newsletter "Just an Online Minute" today. The newsletter sites quite and interesting find on the web. Check out this particular site: www.johnkerryisadouchebagbutimvotingforhimanyway.com Mediapost States: "The blog-like site was created by a 21-year-old college student who attends Texas A&M University right in the heart of Bush country. He

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I am not sure how many of you caught Jon Stewarts appearance on Crossfire. I know I certainly didn't, as that show never catches my interest. However, my biz partner sent me a link to it from iFilm - you have to check this out. Click here to view the interview (if you will call it that). My favorite line: Jon Stewart to Tucker Carlson: JS: How old are you? TC: 35 JS: And you still wear a

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This morning I am off to my Alma Mater, to do a interview for their new recruitment film that will be coming out later this year / early next year and will be airing nationally on select cable channels. I am honored to have been asked to participate, and will take great joy in talking about my experience at the university as a student, and how I have extended my relationship into my business life

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Today has been a wild day. We are in the midst of prepping for the PRSA International Conference which is being held in NYC next week. Yep, another trip to the big apple! We are doing the trade booth thing, the sponsorship thing, all that, lots of prep. Hopefully it will be good for biz, we shall see. The Trump man is the Keynote, so I have to see if I can catch that speech. Interestingly

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I was trolling through the blogosphere this morning when I came across the statement below about the fine art of marketing. Originally posted on François Planque's blog, (Thanks Nicco for filling me in on Francois), I actually came across it at this fine publication on business trends. I found this to be very fitting :-) "I received the following in a spam, but I thought I was an interesting

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I just finished installing Google's new desktop search software. I learned about it in yesterday's Wall Street Journal, and knew it would be a hit the minute I read the article. This was the first I had heard of this app. What I am finding is that there are other players in this space as well, which I didn't know. X1 being the most popular, but at a cost. After I read the article, the first

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This is actually pretty cool, there is more interesting and nifty stuff to write about and follow in search than all of online marketing and media. So again, maybe not breaking news of the day, but on Oct 5, Bill Gross the man behind IdeaLab, rolled out a beta version of Snap, yet another new entrant into the search world. Again, totally different from the rest of the pack. Corante's search

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I guess its just the influx of information, and the coverage of the rapidy emerging and transforming search space that has me recently interested in whats happening, who is who and what is what in search. I am finding no shortage of fascinating discoveries. Of particular interest to me are all of the new entrants into the search world, new engines, new modified technologies that are emerging in

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As an owner of an online marketing technology and services firm, I am very tied to the happenings of the industry, particularly as it relates to the ways businesses are using email as a customer acquisition and retention tool. This weekend I came across an interesting post that explains how media publishers are using email as a lucrative source of advertising revenue. Digital Deliverance, a blog

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