Posted in Advertising, Business Process, Marketing, Media, Social Software, Strategy on January 30, 2008 | Comments Off
Earlier I’d written on the social media press release – essentially a site designed as a repository for sharable clips, images and story components that can be used by journalists and bloggers.
A few days ago Maggie Fox released her company’s version, providing details of the internal lay out and the elements that should be included. [...]
Posted in Business Process, Innovation, Internet on January 22, 2008 | Comments Off
I’m not a network person in fact I can hardly get two devices to share files – yet I found this 18 month old talk by Van Jacobson incredibly compelling and though provoking.
What Mr. Jacobson does is make an arcane subject – Network Typology both easily understood and relevant.
What becomes clear is that network architecture [...]
Posted in Business Process, Innovation, Strategy, Uncategorized on January 18, 2008 | Comments Off
Bob Lefsetz points to a great quote from Universal Music CEO Doug Morris on why the music industry couldn’t develop a new business model as technology started to shift to digital delivery:
There’s no one in the record industry that’s a technologist,” Morris explains. “[It’s] a misconception … that the record industry missed this. They didn’t. [...]
Posted in Business Process, Innovation, Internet, Social Software, Telephony & VoIP on January 17, 2008 | Comments Off
I’ve been watching the growth of Iotum’s Free Conference calling service because conferencing is the perfect voice service for social media. So it was that last Friday I sat in on Alec Saunders Voice Mash-up conference call (download podcast) to learn where he, and a number of voice evangelists (Thomas Howe, Jim Courtney, Andy Abramson) [...]
Posted in Business Process, Media, Radio, Social Software on March 8, 2007 | Comments Off
“The audience doesn’t disappear when they close the magazine or switch channels”
To me this is the core idea behind converged media experiences. An audience assembles around content not because of the medium but because they share common interest or orientation. Speak to that and the medium becomes important only to the extent that it influences [...]
