Things I have read in the last week that I would recommend:
Henry Jenkins has begun serialising his white paper on spreadable media – If it Doesn’t Spread It’s Dead. Part 1 – on media viruses and memes – and Part 2 – on sticky and spreadable – are both fascinating
Andrew Scott argues that Google Latitude is a Trojan Horse into social networking with the ultimate aim of combining location with context/mood
Robin Grant provoked an interesting discussion around conversational marketing with his post Learning to Speak Human
On the Digital Design Blog, companies are told that actions speak louder than advertising, and therefore Brands should do
Ana Andjelic riffs on Kevin Kelly’s post on sharing and copying by pointing out the differences between economies of scale and economies of scope
Adriana Lukas re-iterates the distinction between advertising (information) and Advertising (disruption)
Sean Howard argues that the IAP2’s spectrum of public participation is backward. He believes that empowerment and trust need to come first; as an input, not a result
Clay Shirky on why micropayments won’t save publishers
Lovely Charts is a web application with an accurate description (though some might quibble that for basic users, the use of the singular would be more reflective)
Filed under: links | Tagged: adriana lukas, Ana Andjelic, Andrew Scott, clay shirky, google, Henry Jenkins, kevin kelly, Micropayment, robin grant, Sean Howard |
Leave a Reply