links for 2005-10-11
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Much of the innovation we’re seeing in the use and spread of consumer-generated media (CGM) draws from the political blog space.
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links for 2007-05-21
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Fake Political Blogs (and Fake Fake Political Blogs)
Politics can be a dirty business, that’s certain. In the trenches, many will do the unthinkable. Now some are speculating about PR firms creating fake blogs for the Bush Administration … or even Democrats creating fake fake blogs in an attempt to implicate the President’s team. Let’s not get too carried away here. Professional public…
DEMOfall Minis (Day 2)
Here’s what caught my attention at Day 2 of DEMOfall 05: EasyReach – a service to make documents available to you easily no matter whether you’re using your desktop, laptop or PDA Destinator – enables GPS phones to turn search results into spoken map directions to help you drive somewhere TalkPlus – a cell…
Knighting a New Citizen Journalism Site
Online News Squared: “Knight Ridder revives the name of a former afternoon paper and uses it for the latest effort at citizen journalism at TheColumbiaRecord.com.” And MicroPersuasion reports on another major newspaper chain getting into the CJ game: "MediaPost: ‘Cox-owned Austin American-Statesman today plans to launch a free community blogging service on its group of…
links for 2005-10-27
Micro Persuasion: Google Pulls Shenanigans with Geo-Targeted RSS Ads The search company has apparently been testing localized ads without telling anyone. (tags: Google Geotargeting RSS Advertising)
People Pay for Ring Tones
An interesting statistic from the 9/5/05 issue of Red Herring magazine: 30 million Americans have downloaded cell phone ring tones and 78 percent of them (23 million people) paid for them.