Not quite sure how I stumbled upon this deck, but it’s given me quite a lot to think about. As some people do or don’t know I’ve moved to pastures new and I’m having to take many of the things above into account.
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Now that Google are finally addressing realtime search, analysis agencies can now focus their services on larger research pieces, which map contexts and the personas that sit behind comments.
i'm just getting back into RSS, after a long time off, but I have a specific work-related purpose for it now. My previous attempts of using it drove me insane as I often felt like I wasn't staying on top of incoming updates. Many people at the time were sharing similar sentiments and "information overload" was frequently mentioned in pub chats.
I think it's a strange situation. Broadcast media keeps evolving and stays creative, but email, a relatively new communication media, has reached an effectiveness plateau. Some of us spend a lot of our working days in email and for this reason I'd like to see creatives and digital thinkers use it more creatively.