Graffiti Designs + Styles: Tagging, Bombing, Painting »
When you walk by graffiti in the street, do you take the time to study it? Do you look at its composition to determine the intention of the person behind the spray paint can? If you do,…
The Collaboration Imperative »
This is the Version 2.0 era. We have seen the rise of Web 2.0 technologies; companies are using Enterprise 2.0 tools; and in the aftermath of the recent financial crisis, the world’s leaders are…
Specialists v. integrators part II. »
You’re probably quite familiar with Gartner’s hype cycle (above) which describes the stages of hype, disillusionment, and then actual productivity that many new innovations go through….
Microsoft goes after social media monitoring with LookingGlass »
Keeping track of your online reputation is getting to serious business. Just this week, Seth Godin’s Squidoo launched a service that will let brands filter their online reputation (for a…
PETA protest Brighton:
PETA protest outside Jamie Olivers restaurant in Brighton. Taken from iCrossing’s offices.
Fluent: The Razorfish Social Influence Marketing Report Fluent: The Razorfish Social Influence Marketing Report »
Razorfish Social Influence Marketing Report
Social Business »
Stowe Boyd wrote today about his discomfort with the phrase Enterprise 2.0 and his preference for “social business” as a way of describing the changes we are seeing currently. While I understand…
Groupon's Four Keys to Customer Interaction »
There is an interesting experiment happening on the web. The e-coupon site Groupon.com offers one deal a day in sixteen cities across the USA. They just added three new cities — Miami,…
Flickr Galleries: Collect and Share the Awesomeness of Other Photographers »
Flickr gives you a ton of great ways to organize your own photos, but what about the images from other photographers that you like? Thanks to today’s launch of the Galleries feature…
Mint.com makes a mint, being acquired for $170m »
More M&A: publicly-traded software company Intuit is acquiring personal finance upstart Mint.com for $170m. Mint.com, which launched at TechCrunch40 in 2007 and had raised nearly $32m from…
