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Facebook Starts To Twitter
According to Ad Age, Facebook Co-founder Dustin Moskovitz said his company is offering new mobile software for use on the BlackBerry Curve smartphone. Facebook mobile users can push photos, posts or other comments to friends also using the devices. T-Mobile USA is the first wireless carrier to offer the new Facebook for BlackBerry application, which is free to subscribers. "Mobile is the next frontier," Moskovitz …
Google Screws With Our Heads
Google pissed a bunch of content producers off this week by adjusting their Page Rank algorithm. Apparently, the G men don't appreciate sidebar links, a.k.a. blogrolls. You'll note the blogroll here is quite extensive. Accordingly, AdPulp's Page Rank was lowered. Technosailor has a good response to the negative adjustments. For bloggers who are not sure what to make of this whole thing, I’d say ignore it. Don’t worry …
Want To Put Agencies Out of Business? Make Better Products.
ClickZ had a party on Wednesday night to celebrate 10 years of innovation and excellence in online marketing and advertising. They invited author and academic Douglas Rushkoff to speak. Rushkoff exhorted marketers to convince their clients to come up with compelling products. "Teach them how to get back into the business they are in," he said. "Then you don't have to make up a story about them." I'm attracted to …
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Day of the Iguana
"I resent going to France to celebrate advertising." -Lee Clow Lee Clow is not the kind of leader who is content with thinking big. He must do big. Which is why he's intent on creating a new epicenter for advertising hedonism in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. The surf is also radically better there. The concept of the show, as Clow sketched it, is to honor media arts in any form. He pointed to the need to recognize media …
Cambridge, Here I Come
Other than SXSW, I don't go to a lot of conferences. But I'd like to pick up the pace a bit and Futures of Entertainment 2 looks too good to pass up. …
Crispin Envy
Do you suffer from Crispin envy? Don't worry about it. So does Goodby. Or maybe I need to say so did Goodby. Goodby, unlike most, had the wherewithal and the talent to do something about it. According to Adweek, GS+P now considers itself an integrated marketing shop. And they're increasingly hiring creatives from academic environments, media labs and design firms. I'd say that's a pretty notable change. …
