Monthly Archives: November 2007

Interesting article in wired (Thanks Taylor); I have strong personal opinions about this war that I will keep to myself, not the forum to express them. However I am amazed about how consistent the patterns are for such a different … Continue reading →

As it frequently happens I find myself humbled; but also validated. Why validated? Because it seems the ideas and concepts I expressed in my previous post are indeed good ones… humbled? Because I am certain they are good ones now … Continue reading →

  Sean O’Driscoll makes a good point on his post: “influencer marketing: an oxymoron?” However I interpret it differently than others that commented on it already; those comments seem to make the point that Sean does not need to be … Continue reading →

    I have been reading the book: “Unleashed” by Gregg Thompson and Susanne Biro; the book is aimed to provide tools to those that intend to coach others and through that help organizations develop people within their ranks, versus … Continue reading →

  "We used to fool ourselves…We used to think our content was perfect just exactly as it was. We expected our business would remain blissfully unaffected even as the world of interactivity, constant connection and file sharing was exploding. And … Continue reading →

  Amazon (Blog post by Marshall Kirkpatrick @ Read/Write Web) "Amazon Goes OpenSocial Additionally, the company is announcing its support for the Google-led OpenSocial protocol. The company says that starting tomorrow all "applications developers build with the Amazon Associates Web … Continue reading →

  I found a few snippets in this article interesting and insightful; key concepts include: Cultivating relationships with key/influential customers Conversations about your company are happening; jump in and participate to make the most out of it (this one feels … Continue reading →

   Check: “Attention to Intention to VRM – Opportunities for Entrepreneurs” by Bernard Lunn;  I believe a lot of the concepts are consistent/compatible with those detailed in the book “The Future Of Competition; co-creating unique value with customers” but takes … Continue reading →