For obvious reasons, I like this post. Go. Read. Then let’s discuss.
Fail Bigger Cheaper: A Three Word Manifesto – Umair Haque – Harvard Business Review.
For obvious reasons, I like this post. Go. Read. Then let’s discuss.
Fail Bigger Cheaper: A Three Word Manifesto – Umair Haque – Harvard Business Review.
Onswipe released a WordPress plugin that “makes it insanely easy to publish on touch enabled devices.” Nice!
Features include (from the product landing page):
We currently use WPtouch which touch screen enables our blog using a mobile-friendly theme and works on an impressive list of mobile devices. But that’s just a theme. Seeing how the plugin can add/modify functionality of our blog for the HD touch screen experience is on my weekend funlist for sure.
If you’re lucky enough to be doing business with Google and you’re doing it in the UK, then you might just be lucky enough to get an actual physical copy of the inaugural issue today. Say it with me, now… “Want!”
TCOLondon x Google ‘Think Quarterly’ | The Church of London – Creative Agency.
Think Quarterly is a new Magazine from Google UK. The inaugural edition is available online in a fullscreen flash player. It’s also available in a mobile version. This issue features articles on the theme of data (data overload seems to be foremost on their minds). This the magazine’s twitter feed features some insights/data that only Google can know such as “Globally, we spend 2.9 billion hours on YouTube in a month. That’s 326,294 years! @youtube” and “More children aged between two and five can use a smartphone (19%) than can tie their own shoelaces (9%).”
Amazon.com: Appstore for Android. It has launched. We’re not sure it adds much to the dialog yet. What can I do at Amazon that I can’t do at the Android Marketplace?
We’d love to se you at this iMarketers event at Anthology. We’re talking RealTime Customer Insights and seeing how Cisco does it. Should learn a lot and you can’t argue with the venue.
iMarketers Analytics Event: Insight-based Customer… – Eventbrite.
Recent posts from 3ones. Enjoy.
Jeff Jarvis talk about what it means as a Journalist to add value to a publication. That’s something we’re living with over at CompleteGuides.net. I often get asked by my writer and publisher friends, Why are you giving your book away for free online? That’s insane! Look, I say, you can argue all day about how much money I might not be making on our books. Or you can look at it the other way and say, maybe we add value in other ways. We have community. We have questions and answers. We have the most up-to-date book in the world. And we are easily found via search and social media. For anyone who wants to know about how to get the most from their Droid phone, we’re only a click away. Maybe we are leaving money on the table, but without the free option, we lose the opportunity to prove the many other ways we prove our value. Or as Jarvis puts it:
The economics are not necessarily sweat = work = product = pay. Neither is it any longer true that owning the expensive means of production and distribution assures a return on that investment. There are other expressions of value.
Read more: It’s not all about content and work « BuzzMachine.
I don’t know how interesting you’ll find this coverage of Twitter CEO doing his Keynote at Mobile World Congress, but I certainly do see some validity in the backchannel that Twitter has become for Big Media. Part of the charm of a live event is connecting with your friends via social media while its happening. Think: Twitter as DVR-killer. And one more reason we are on the realtime bandwagon.
BBC News – Twitter dismisses $10bn Google deal and talks up mobile.