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Meet Me in Austin at SXSW Interactive

March 6th, 2008 at 8:46 pm » Comments (1)

I’m headed to Austin today and I am typing this post from the airplane trip on the way.  It seems to be a good way to get a post up and I am using Windows Live Writer which allows me to post numerous articles and blog posts from my desktop.  I can draft a […]



We Are Here, We Are Blogging, We Are Evolving, We Are One By One Media

November 14th, 2007 at 10:10 am » Comments (2)

Many of you have come by here and wanted to know what is going on in the world of One By One Media, and why we have been dormant.  There are many reasons( you know what they say about excuses), but the biggest of which is we are terribly busy, and suffice it to say […]



The New Era of Social Media: The Growth Stage and Education

September 2nd, 2007 at 12:02 pm » Comments (1)

On the same vein as my lost post regarding a blogging hiccup or what I see as a new era of business blogging, we are now at a crossroad of corporate advertising, marketing and PR online.  There are many forward thinking companies that are early adopters, and especially in the technical world where technology is […]



Join One By One Media in Chicago at the Blog Business Summit 07

August 21st, 2007 at 10:59 am » Comments (1)

One By One Media is once again a proud sponsor of the Blog Business Summit in Chicago, September 17-19, 2007.  We were a sponsor last year in Seattle and it proved to be some of the best marketing money I have ever spent.  Money is tight in every small company, but if you plan […]



Selection of Gnomedex 2007 slides available

August 18th, 2007 at 11:14 am » Comments (0)

And the post from Chris we’ve all been waiting for …
Stuart kindly asked Gnomedex participants for links to their presentations - and if there are any missing, we?ll certainly edit the list. Source: Conference PowerPoint Presentations ~ Chris Pirillo
Yes!  The ones available include Guy Kawasaki’s, Robert Steele’s, Michael Linton’s and many others …
Oh and if […]



Gregg Spiridellis of JibJab at Gnomedex 2007

August 11th, 2007 at 2:33 pm » Comments (1)

If you’re expecting a play by play here, maybe even some pity comments… sorry I came in late.  Was having lunch looking at a very cool video product. 
The basis here is talking about economics of online, viral video (JibJab, not what I saw at lunch) …
Starring You from JibJab … this is going to take fun […]



Ignite Gnomedex 2007

August 11th, 2007 at 11:52 am » Comments (2)

20 slides, 15 sec a slide … five mins each.
This was from this week’s Ignite…
Like how am I going to freakin’ live blog this?  You know what … I’m not.
TTFN
Okay AARRR

Acquisition
Activation
Retention
Referral
Revenue

This is cool … model for start ups etc.  From Dave McClure … who is always entertaining, of course.
Embracingchaos.com
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Michael Linton on Open Money at Gnomedex 2007

August 11th, 2007 at 10:55 am » Comments (4)

I was privileged to have driven Michael to Seattle from Vancouver.  Granted we nearly didn’t get across the border, but that’s another story.
Michael is absolutely freakin’ fascinating.  Pardon me if I don’t update this post often, because the idea of open money, well, it’s something that you have sit back to think to be able […]



GeekBrief.tv opens Gnomedex 2007 Day Two

August 11th, 2007 at 10:05 am » Comments (3)

Chris is making his opening remarks before day two really kicks off.  On Wednesday I was chatting with Ianiv about this year’s Gnomedex.  We thought this one would be different than previous ones.  We didn’t know if it was going to good different or bad different.  Well it’s a very good different.
 Cali and Neal from GeekBrief.tv … it started […]



Jason Calacanis Gnomedex 2007 Internet’s Environmental Crisis

August 10th, 2007 at 4:28 pm » Comments (4)

Remember when you used to get the e-mail with the five new sites on the Internet?  Yeah back in like 1994.
Now, spammers, phishers … essentially the dregs and scum of the Internet.  Now, how can we stop it?
Example of this … e-mail is lost to marketing.  Spam killed it.  Yeah sure, it’s better, but yeah […]