Archive for January, 2008
High Crimes
I’m working with the author and publisher of “High Crimes: The Fate of Everest in an Age of Greed.” Here’s the first chapter of the author’s video blog. Please feel free to share and spread, there’s a lot more to come.
OnMedia - At the end of the day
or getting close to the reception… I’m inclined to agree with Jeff Jarvis’s take on all of this:
They think it’s content. “The perceived economic value of content is approaching zero,” said Drew Lipsher of Greycroft. The reason that people come on the internet is for the content, says Jim Spanfeller of Forbes.com The problem with […]
OnMedia CEO Showcase
BlueTie - Banner ads don’t work very well on web apps. Well there’s a surprise. BlueTie is apparently about monetizing web apps. He calls this ‘featuretisement.’ It looks pretty interesting - making advertising look like features. Helping people make money is a good thing.
GorillaSpot - OK… so the guy quotes the figure that 60% of […]
OnMedia - Quote of the day #3
Bruce Nelson of Omnicom (I’m paraphrasing here), our clients aren’t afraid, aren’t resisting. They need the tools and they know it.
Finally, someone who’s not pretending this is overwhelming.
Whoops
Putting on the EVP of the Fox Business Network as the centerpiece of a ‘Fireside Chat with a Major Network’ was probably not the best way to follow up lunch.
