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Technorati Helps Ogilvy In The Blogosphere

January 31st, 2007 at 9:28 am » Comments (0)

In a PRNewswire release, it was announced that Technorati will be helping Ogilvy and its clients follow the conversation in the blogosphere  The release states:

Working with Technorati, Ogilvy will bring together a variety of tools and strategies that will enable agency clients to syndicate content, engage in online conversations and build relationships with online communities […]



Auctioning The Startup on eBay?

January 16th, 2007 at 11:23 am » Comments (3)

An interesting auction I stumbled upon via an article at Read/Write Web.  It seems that a startup company I have been seeing around has now decided to move their company to the next level.  This is a different way of approaching a sale of a startup company.  I would think that the people behind Talkr […]



PayPerPost and Performancing Go Separate Ways

January 4th, 2007 at 5:50 pm » Comments (1)

It’s not always easy to make a relationship work, and that’s true in the real world and the world online.  It appears that Nick Wilson and company were not able to put to bed the purchase of parts of the Performancing machine.

After much discussion, we’ve decided that the deal proposed by PayPerPost just isn’t right […]



“Unique Currency”: What’s in your wallet?

December 22nd, 2006 at 3:32 pm » Comments (0)

Hugh MacLeod, a daily read not only for his sage advice, but because he has some of the best cartoon work I have ever seen, today talks about a cool notion–”unique currency” He explains this as an asset we all bring to the table in our everyday lives. He tells an advertising friend […]



Blogs Move To The NASCAR Sponsorship Model

November 17th, 2006 at 9:07 am » Comments (7)

I was recently speaking with my friend Ben about blogs and sponsorship and I was inspired by Ben to write this post following a post he wrote about sponsors and blogs.   I am taking his good advice and making it more on the extreme side of blog sponsorship.  After all we all would like […]



Turner’s Take on Scoble on Calacanis: I predict the marriage of money and vision and a podcast network.

November 16th, 2006 at 9:27 pm » Comments (0)

I had a meeting away from the computer for a few hours and unlike one of my partners, I have not yet succumbed to the "Crack Berry" situation.  As a result, I have been unable to follow the Jason Calacanis situation minute by minute.  I have caught up thanks to the handy RSS reader, and […]



The Blogospshere War and the Band of Brothers

November 16th, 2006 at 8:13 am » Comments (1)

I am drawn to the thought of the fires being lit in the Lord of the Rings movie from mountain top to mountain top as my feed reader begins to send messages to me about the b5media network and the fact that Duncan Riley has left the company.  It started earlier in the European theater […]



Getting and Keeping People Informed: Collaborative Intelligence

October 27th, 2006 at 3:33 am » Comments (0)

Tris Hussey, Scott Goldblatt and I have been speaking about RSS feeds and how we can provide our clients and customers with a competitive advantage in online intelligence through web feeds. At the Blog Business Summit today we may have found and answer through the breakfast host Attensa, and their Director of Marketing, Scott Niesen. […]



b5.media Gets Funding of $2M(US)

October 4th, 2006 at 7:15 pm » Comments (0)

This is great news for some of my friends and colleagues well at least I would hope it’s good news. I read today where b5.media has secured financing for $2M from Brightspark and Rick Segal at J. L. Albright Venture Partners. I’m very proud of their efforts as I know that Jeremy, Duncan, Darren […]



Leaders With Vision Need The Same Glasses

June 15th, 2006 at 11:49 am » Comments (0)

It saddens me to see a company that had such great promise slowly die away due to the failure of its leadership to have the proper vision and focus.  Pubsub is such a company that had great promise and was on track to become a major player in the industry.
It seems from at least Bob […]