links for 2010-02-07

  • An OK tool I guess. The only problem I have with it, and so many other like it, is that it's solely based on Twitter.

    When will we be able to see a tool that provides trends insights across all types of media?

  • This one nearly passed me by, but I have to say it does look very promising.

    The UI is well designed and it seems to provide a nice layer of analytics.
    The tools market is getting slightly cluttered now and every week I’m told about another piece of technology that’s going to change my world. If anybody is going to do something differently, or better, it’s going to be either Microsoft or Google.

    A few years ago Google turned the Analytics market inside out when it released Google Analytics for free. Are we about to see the same thing happen to the monitoring tools market? Most probably so, and this is a GOOD thing!

    The sooner we have clients toying with their own data, the sooner they will become comfortable with proactively engaging.

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links for 2010-02-03

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The Google Story

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links for 2010-01-26

  • Two big entities, MySpace and The Guardian, adopt microformats in a bid to embrace semantics. What's interesting to see here is the Guardian use hResume: a relatively new microformat.

    As Google increasingly becomes more semantic, we will see more media owners utilise microformats in order to improve their digital visibility.

    (tags: microformats)
  • How about that! The Semantic web wiki was born on my birthday :-)
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links for 2010-01-25

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Simple & Clever

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links for 2010-01-22

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links for 2010-01-18

  • Amazing images of India that nicely compliment the Indian Winter season on channel four. Rai's attention to detail is amazing and his creativity, for a photographer of his generation, was years ahead of its time and comparable to contemporary works.
  • This is the kind of "devil hanging over your shoulder" that you want. For years we've used intrusive marketing to make consumers to act on impulse; this application reverses the use of distractive messaging to create positive effect. The idea is innovative because it's not a gimmick as it utilizes user data in an innovative way.
  • Prat.
    (tags: politics)
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