This week WebMetricsGuru author Marshal Sponder is covering AlwaysOn Media from New York. He started the conference off with a reflection on what it felt like to be surrounded by so many powerful people; downplaying his own growing citizen media power. Check out some of Sponder's other posts from AlwaysOn Media.
According to TheAlphaMarketer Gary Bourgeault, the popular video sharing site YouTube has officially gone mainstream, a move that should hardly come as a surprise. In fact, YouTube has made steady progress toward this goal since before being acquired by Google, each step marked by various mainstream media distribution deals.
Hillary Clinton has become one of the most talked about and most outspoken presidential candidates recently. ElephantBiz author Bill Hobbs reminds
us that her online campaign is not as cutting edge as it may appear. He also analyzed a recent article discussing 10 reasons Clinton wishes the liberal blogosphere would disappear and warned the media not to ignore the conservative "netroots."
On TheRunwayScoop, Maria Palma had some strong words for up-and-coming designers and wondered who will step out and do something different. I am disappointed but not surprised by the decision of the British Fashion Council's (BFC) decision not to ban skinny models saying that the BFC does not want to "jump on the bandwagon." I think this decision is a cop-out on the council's part to avoid actually making a stand.
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According to TheAlphaMarketer Gary Bourgeault, the popular video sharing site YouTube has officially gone mainstream, a move that should hardly come as a surprise. In fact, YouTube has made steady progress toward this goal since before being acquired by Google, each step marked by various mainstream media distribution deals.
Hillary Clinton has become one of the most talked about and most outspoken presidential candidates recently. ElephantBiz author Bill Hobbs reminds
us that her online campaign is not as cutting edge as it may appear. He also analyzed a recent article discussing 10 reasons Clinton wishes the liberal blogosphere would disappear and warned the media not to ignore the conservative "netroots."On TheRunwayScoop, Maria Palma had some strong words for up-and-coming designers and wondered who will step out and do something different. I am disappointed but not surprised by the decision of the British Fashion Council's (BFC) decision not to ban skinny models saying that the BFC does not want to "jump on the bandwagon." I think this decision is a cop-out on the council's part to avoid actually making a stand.
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- Online Video and Advertising's First Kiss (view original) - MarketingBlurb
- Rejected for How You Look...(view original) - BrainBasedBusiness
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Exhausted after my AlwaysOn NYC coverage plus having lunch with my manager at IBM and then just missing Jimmy Whales talk at NYU because it was too packed today; I was just about to go over for a life drawing session at... [Read More]
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