Monthly Archives: December 2008

Just How Far Can We Push The Dunbar Number?

Just How Far Can We Push The Dunbar Number?

I’ve been meaning to put the pen to paperkeyboard to blog on this one for a while now… Have you started to feel overwhelmed by your growing social networks? We all have growing networks of friends and followers. Not only … Continue reading

Posted in Data Portability, Emerging Media, Interoperability, Metrics & measurement, Social Media, Society & Culture, Web2.0 | 6 Comments
Niche Magazine Consolidation - Scuba Diving

Niche Magazine Consolidation – Scuba Diving

Via the JasonHeller.com blog Many readers of this particular blog may not be aware of my dual lifestyle. One part marketing maven, one part commercial photographer and adventurer. Today is one of the rare times where my two lives have … Continue reading

Posted in Consolidation, Content, Photography Links, Trends | Tagged , , , , | 2 Comments
BMW of Manhattan - When Social Media Reflects The Real World

BMW of Manhattan – When Social Media Reflects The Real World

I wanted to use a recent experience with horrendous service from BMW of Manhattan, to reflect on one of the main issues that companies don’t understand about social media. The basic principle is actually so fundamentally simple. If people are complaining about your service or products in the social media ecosystems than you have a problem with your service or product quality. Continue reading

Posted in Social Media, Society & Culture, Trends | Tagged , , , , , , | 27 Comments
Data Portability - What Happened?

Data Portability – What Happened?

Data Portability. No two words should make any publisher and marketer shiver more with anticipation about the potential of tapping into the power of the social graph and engaging more consumers in deeper ways. This may be the only way … Continue reading

Posted in Data Driven, Data Portability, Datanomics, Interoperability, Social Media, Web2.0 | Tagged , , , | 1 Comment

FBI2.0 – 10 Most Wanted, The Widget

Is it just me, or is it a total “duh” moment that the FBI should be utilizing social tools, and content syndication to deputize the socially minded consumer base. Hence, the FBI’s 10 most wanted, the widget. I’m sure there … Continue reading

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