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Andrew Keen, Attention and Moment of Zen
Andrew Keen writes Cult of the Amateur, $15. Andrew Keen speaks at Supernova, $2,000. Andrew Keen reveals his inner amateur, priceless. So now that he’s joined The Cult…wonder what his next book will be called? IRONY ALERT: Didn’t Keen talk specifically about people on the Internet “stealing” from Steven Colbert? He forgot to mention that he was [...]
Continue reading...The Attention Economy and Mobile Web 2.0
18. August 2007
Pay attention! This phrase takes on a whole new meaning in the context of information overload from our modern day communications choices. The 24 hour news day, 500+ channels of TV on cable and dish networks, radio, XM, Sirius, and the web along with one of it’s offspring, the blogosphere, are producing an [...]
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The day before the North Carolina State Fair opened in Raleigh the door was open to preview the midway for 2009. The rain and cold didn’t slow down workers putting the final touches on everything from rides to ensuring enough oil was on hand for frying pickles, candy bars, Oreos and even apple pie.
Even the State Fair and those who cover it are making use of mobile technologies for convenience and function. I hope you enjoy the show!
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22. August 2007
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