links for 2007-09-15
September 15th, 2007 Posted in Daily Links
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“Much of what we know about innovation is wrong. This talk, loosely based on the upcoming O’Reilly book (May 2007).”
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Just in case you hadn’t heard the news – I’m very excited for May 2008!!
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Southwest, I’m shaking my head at you. Like one of the authors linked says, every company slips. It’s how they react to that slip that speaks volumes.
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Cool eBook from a very cool (newly found) marketing blog – one dedicated 100% to Apple’s marketing efforts.
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Wondering what Facebook + marketing is all about?
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“Online social networking may not foster deeper friendships between users, but it does make relationships with casual friends and acquaintances easier to manage, according to research from Sheffield Hallam University in the United Kingdom.”
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10 trends of foolishness. Love it. (I do disagree with the Twitter thing though)
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I love Chris. “It’s time to talk once again about what I still think of as “real marketing”. For me this means the process of matching a product/service with the people who will get the most benefit/satisfaction/enjoyment from it.”
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Howard Dean talks about what effect the internet really has on political campaigns. Hint: it’s not fundraising, it’s community building.
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Google X Prize: “Google will pay 30 million dollars to the company that can make them a robotic moon rover, get it there, and get it to beam images and a video back to Earth so they can put it on their Web site. “
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How many times do you see a well done trailer for cheap software apps? Nice work.
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Surveying your users done right.
