MobileTracker reports that:
… Read the restMotorola has patented a novel approach at getting your attention–a mild electric shock. Unlike vibration alert systems that are standard today, the new Motorola shock technology is completely silent. A small pad that contains electrodes is fastened to the skin and is wirelessly triggered by the mobile phone.
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Yesterday, I joined UniWorld Group to conduct an all-day urban culture workshop with about 100 marketing executives from a major Fortune 500 CPG company. What was I doing at an urban culture workshop? You noticed that I’m no urban expert, and I’m as white as they come?… Read the rest
May we agree to disagree: Gord Hotchkiss, in his MediaPost SearchInsider column, countered my argument that Internet search will eventually fragment, which I wrote about in my last SearchInsider column. … Read the rest
(Warning: Long, Passionate Post Ahead)
I adore and deeply respect Nigel Hollis, chief research guru at market-research firm Millward Brown – for he’s smarter than me, and has a lot more experience and gray hair. But I disagree with his view on consumer-generated media, especially in context of the recent Chevy Tahoe viral marketing campaign, which provided Internet users with add-water-and-stir templates to create their own television commercials.… Read the rest
Jeff Jarvis at Buzzmachine wrote:
… Read the restHenceforth, when I correct a post or make a correction in a subsequent post, I will add a “correction” tag. I’d love to see that become standard operating procedure in blogs — and newspapers.
