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- One reason I love #followfriday? It allows me to show off those people around the twitterverse that I listen too. Not just those I follow. Not just those who I would like others to follow. Those...
- Last night I got knocked out by a Denver meter maid. I got to my car right as the meter expired, I watched it flip to red. I tried to ask the guy what the deal was and he shrugged it off. I threw...
- CrowdSpring is and will always be a solution for the low end of the market. The only designers willing to work there are the ones who don't (yet) understand the value of their time. If they win...
- Horrible experience ===> wonderfully hysterical story!! And definitely good point about our having power in our word of mouth spreading of the news, be it good, bad, horrible, or whatever!
- Timing has a lot to do with it I think. I think the alliteration makes it easier to repeat/say as well.
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Succeeding Through Failing
In the early 80s Miller Lite launched their “Tastes Great/Less Filling” campaign. The concept of people fighting over two very positive aspects of beer caught on, and “Tastes Great/Less Filling” has entered our lexicon.
Miller Lite Ad from 1982 ... Continue reading »
Miller Lite Ad from 1982 ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
My gut feeling says the Hallmark is Utility. The data is always there, in some form. It's our tools to better utilise or form or manipulate that data which, to me, mark the new wave of web development.
Although, saying that, I think about the fact that smart people throughout the ages are always able to build good utilities for retrieving/manipulating data.
Taking this into account, the Hallmark of Web 2.0 is both. Twitter and Friendfeed are both Hallmarks.
Man, too much thinking. Need to clarify more. Cool post Micah.
1 year ago
Let's coin a new term or something.
1 year ago