I love love; I love attention. I am an attention-seeker, especially when it comes to attention data,
“I’ve often wished I could use my ‘Janet, we have book recommendations for you here…’ information from Amazon elsewhere online. Apparently, (with thanks to the heads up from the folks over at Marketing Conversation) now I can.” Via Janet Johnson
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No Comments » Posted on August 6th, 2007 by Abraham Harrison
It looks like the old wives’ tale is true: you really are being judged by the company you keep. It looks like companies don’t like the company their ads are keeping on Facebook, according to Pocket-Link.co.uk
“Vodafone and First Direct were the first to do so after being made aware that their adverts were appearing next to undesirable content, such as the BNP’s group. The Halifax, Virgin Media, the Prudential, the AA have all also now withdrawn.” Via Pocket-Link.co.uk
No Comments » Posted on August 6th, 2007 by Abraham Harrison
In response to Chessia Kelley’s article, A new place to advertise: NYC taxicab touchscreens, I thought I would bring attention to the less friendly nature of the NYC taxi touchscreens, including two-way GPS that would allow dispatch to spy on each and every move the cabbies on New York make.
“The New York Taxi Workers Alliance, an advocacy group, has compared the system to ankle bracelets worn by prisoners restricted company might dig into; our local government might have put our Social Security number and other personal information online.” Via Wall Street Journal
That and the added expense. Cabbies I have spoken to think it is a shakedown — an attempt to corporatize NY cabs even further, getting rid of the small-business owners.
1 Comment » Posted on August 6th, 2007 by Abraham Harrison
Everyone loves the Fake Steve Jobs. Everyone. And why not, he’s frigging great. That, and he’s also Daniel Lyons of Forbes.
“Remember Daniel Lyons, the guy who lambasted the blogosphere in a notorious October 2005 hit piece for Forbes? He’s been revealed as the voice of the Fake Steve Jobs blog.” Via WebProNews
No Comments » Posted on August 6th, 2007 by Abraham Harrison
Only when you engage in online conversation can you manage your online reputation. Clinton is smart enough to know that
“Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton’s campaign has hired prominent olitical blogger Peter Daou to help improve her image in the constituency and may play a significant role in selecting the party’s presidential nominee.” Via MarketingVOX
No Comments » Posted on August 6th, 2007 by Abraham Harrison
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