June 2012
Jun 30th
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Scott Rafer's Blog: I'm loving and hating the Pins... →
gregcohn: tedr: Love: Conceptually I love the new $5 pinning option. It a very natural, native method of monetizing a very popular free service. Hate: Even though pins only stay atop a dashboard for a day, I probably go to my dashboard 10x a day. Today by my 3rd visit I’m thinking… The trials and joys of a totally undocumented/unannounced new product introduction. Just click on the...
Jun 30th
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Jun 30th
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“Rush would cut a new version of the song for her 1977 eponymous album release....”
– Angel of the Morning - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Woah. The composer of Angel of the Morning is Angelina Jolie’s uncle. 
Jun 29th
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ListenYES.
Jun 29th
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“That raises the possibility of a single vaccination, introduced to a person once...”
– With New Nicotine Vaccine, Cigarettes Give You No Pleasure | Popular Science YES PLEASE. 
Jun 29th
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Supreme Court Decision
Just finished reading all 190+ pages of the Supreme Court’s decision on Obamacare. It’s pretty fascinating.  Robert’s findings on the Commerce Clause and the mandate as a tax are amazing. Just… supremely compelling, amazing citing of sources, bordering on brilliant. I love his careful approach, his ability to parse things out and stay fair. Honestly, it’s really...
Jun 29th
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richmondnewsnetwork asked: Check this study out: Hsieh, Y.-C., et al. Retain viewer’s attention on banner ad by manipulating information type of the content. Computers in Human Behavior (2012). I just finished a report on digital advertising for a final school project and you're right there is little research on the topic. And it's much easier to test attention to advertising for digital ads than for a...
Jun 29th
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Jun 28th
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richmondnewsnetwork asked: I enjoyed your interview with Digiday and I agree with you on almost everything. Except, I believe most people never see digital ads--banner blindness. As soon as a reader learns where the content will be he never sees an ad until the page layout changes. A better design that respects this phenomenon will solve this and new web technologies will make it easier for publishers to do that. What do...
Jun 28th
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Jun 27th
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Jun 27th
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Quotidian Ventures: Quotidian Ventures and Its... →
qventures: Is Pedro Torres Picón the biggest Latin American investor in New York’s tech scene? via BetaBeat by Adrianne Jeffries Pedro Torres Picón is an angel investor of the new breed: Young, hip, and handy with an Instagram, it’s suddenly clear how he managed to make his way into a…
Jun 27th
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Jun 27th
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“I don’t know anyone in the ad-­supported Web business who isn’t engaged in a...”
– The Facebook Fallacy - Technology Review Rafer sez: @MichaelWolffNYC then it’s time to retire.  (via rafer) Tying this to your reblog of my post, it’s like he’s missed the entire content industry. Crazy.
Jun 27th
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Jun 27th
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Jun 26th
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“At the same time, network technology allows advertisers to more precisely locate...”
– The Facebook Fallacy - Technology Review
Jun 26th
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“The Recent Grad Media Buyer This 22-year-old kid is now in charge of a...”
– 10 Bad Apples of Digital Media | Digiday
Jun 26th
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Tumblr
My friend Diana did a post recently musing on the streaming nature of social media and how sometimes important news can get missed as the events in people’s lives just scroll by. She made a nice post about the basic facts. I liked it. So I’m going to do it too.  I left the Barbarian Group almost ten months ago. Since then, I’ve been working on a book about advertising, tech and...
Jun 25th
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“Despite the rise of smartphones Generation Z goes online old school. Generation...”
– 70% of Teens Hide Their Online Behavior from Their Parents, McAfee Reveals What U.S. Teens are Really Doing Online, and How Little Their Parents Actually Know - MarketWatch But…. Mobile! OMG! Taking over! OMG! IT’S ALL MOBILE. Oh wait. 
Jun 25th
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Jun 24th
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“One of the things I like about Brooklyn is you see Manhattan from a distance,”...”
– Literary Brooklyn Gets Its Leading Man - NYTimes.com Too true. I am glad you’re settled nicely, Mr. Amis. We’re thrilled to have you. 
Jun 24th
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Jun 24th
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ListenListen
Jun 24th
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“Can this really be the meaning of the symbol? Would Apple, or someone within...”
– Laocoön | TechCrunch Woah.
Jun 24th
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Jun 23rd
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Jun 23rd
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Jun 22nd
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Lover.ly Founder Kellee Khalil On Being A... →
Jun 22nd
“Speaking at Cannes, Facebook’s global head of design, Paul Adams, asked...”
– Feedback Loop: Cannes, Apps, the Return to Flash | Digiday Bwahahaha. Yes, also consider your yellow pages a branding platform. 
Jun 22nd
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“Like many startups, my company put very little thought into marketing or...”
– Startup Delusion and Embracing the Schlep | PandoDaily
Jun 21st
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“Seventh-generation Lanaian Sol Kahoohalahala said he hopes to see an end to high...”
– Oracle’s Ellison to buy, invest in Lanai - Yahoo! News That is a good name.
Jun 21st
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“The trouble is, you think you have time.”
– Buddha (via shaneguiter)
Jun 21st
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“WPP said Tom Bedecarré, the chairman of AKQA, would also become president of a...”
– WPP Acquires AKQA to Beef Up Digital Marketing - NYTimes.com Hoo boy. That’ll be fun. 
Jun 21st
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Jun 21st
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“YouTube users upload 48 hours of video, Facebook users share 684,478 pieces of...”
– How Much Data is Created Every Minute? (It’s actually 46,732)
Jun 21st
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Jun 20th
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Jun 20th
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“A lot of people are coming up with things that they can measure, but there is a...”
– Twitter and Facebook Need Better Analytics | Digiday
Jun 20th
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Jun 19th
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