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Category Archives: Marketing and Web 2.0
Align Your Intents: Removing Friction in Brand Experiences By Showing Interest In End-Users
The infrastructure for global communication has hit a tipping point in the last few years. New technologies give each of us an exponentially louder voice with which to share stories of exceptional experiences with companies (both positive and negative). In … finish reading Align Your Intents: Removing Friction in Brand Experiences By Showing Interest In End-Users
What do you mean, I actually have to do my job?: Why the media industries need to STFU and GBTW.
This post is inspired by the MediaHacks podcast, where Hugh McGuire relayed the story/opinion that Encyclopaedia companies were up in arms over Wikipedia, by claiming that Wikipedia was going to kill the business for Britannica, etc. Hugh, rightly so, called … finish reading What do you mean, I actually have to do my job?: Why the media industries need to STFU and GBTW.
Streaming Music Services :: iTunes as XHTML + CSS :: HTML
Rhapsody and other streaming services have always had a bit of a hurdle to overcome. The majority of the market owns iPods, and a slew of bad marketing in the beginning leading to the typical response of “Well, I don’t … finish reading Streaming Music Services :: iTunes as XHTML + CSS :: HTML
Restrictions are the new freedom: Web 3.0, Twitter and Setting Limits
(yes I know, quite an ambitious title) What if Facebook only allowed you 75 friends? The continued rise of Twitter.com has been attributed to many things by many people. Beyond the ambient intimacy, portability, business uses, networking, simplicity, etc, is … finish reading Restrictions are the new freedom: Web 3.0, Twitter and Setting Limits
The story of “The Podcast Guy” (Part 1: The HOW)
In 2001, when I first became aware of the Podcast concept, it was still called Audioblogging, and was very clunky (basically there were no ‘podcast clients’ or iTunes, it was just an RSS feed with an audio enclosure.) The adoption … finish reading The story of “The Podcast Guy” (Part 1: The HOW)
Hi! I'm Jeremy Meyers. I live in Astoria NY, and work at Waggener Edstrom developing strategies for companies to engage with us in real ways. I'm geeky about music, movies, human behavior and connection. Please feel free to say hi on any of the below sites.
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