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Twitter / Home on 2009-09-07
Collective Unconscious on 2009-08-23
- “Never before have we had such amazing ways of delivering information through television, books, photographs, graphics, computers, video, multimedia, and the internet. Yet so many children are bored and have become less and less motivated to learn about and understand the world around them,”
- Jung’s collective unconscious is the dreamtime of Homo sapiens. ‘Collective Unconscious 2.0’ is the dreamtime of late-era hypercapitalism. The energies that inform Jung’s collective unconscious are for the most part biological: instinctual drives of fear, hunger and sex (along with the drive for psychic wholeness). The energies that inform the ‘Collective Unconscious 2.0’ are more abstract, related to the movement of electronic capital and the maximization of profit to shareholders.
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- - “These modules seek to penetrate, but in a passing way. A second of your attention is all they ask. Nothing is firing that rends or cuts. It’s a massage, really, if you just go with it. And why not? Some of the most talented people on the planet have devoted their lives to creating this psychic sauna, just for you.” Ersatz environments and colourful advertisements have been with us since the fifties, de Zengotita adds, but the multimedia blitz we experience now represents a whole new level of persuasion. “Saying that it’s just more of what we had before is like saying a hurricane is just more breeze.”
  - Today’s mass dream, split from the organic foundation of the world and cobbled together from shards of television shows, newspaper and magazine articles, advertisements, films, ad jingles, ringtones – the whole mad fantasy of what’s hip, what’s not, who’s in, who’s out and the international villain du jour – is the raw stuff of the ‘Collective Unconscious 2.0’.
  - Mainstream media culture currently has all the signs of full-blown psychosis. This is analogous to Jung’s shadow. Confronting the shadow is unpleasant on a personal level, but healing cannot be effected without being confronted with the truth – and as folk wisdom has it, the truth hurts. What is positive about this process is that we’re being forced to confront the very worst in the imaginal output of our great, untethered, free market economy.
  - We are, ultimately, the stories we tell each other of our past, present and future. We become what we seek. It’s up to us to rule the imagination or leave it in the hands of a select few to shape the future of the mass dream. As Buckminster Fuller once said, “You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.”
Influential Marketing Blog: 10 Stunning (And Useful) Stats About Twitter on 2009-08-05
- 150 followers is the magic number. In a particularly
  interesting data point from the survey, Sysomos found that Twitter
  users tended to "follow back" all their followers up until about 150
  connections. Then the reciprocation rate fell off dramatically, which
  seems to indicate that this number may be the crossover point where
  people shift from using Twitter for more personal use to using it more
  for "lifecasting" their thoughts and actions to a community of people
  who they feel varying levels of connection to.
- 150 followers is the magic number. In a particularly
  interesting data point from the survey, Sysomos found that Twitter
  users tended to "follow back" all their followers up until about 150
  connections. Then the reciprocation rate fell off dramatically, which
  seems to indicate that this number may be the crossover point where
  people shift from using Twitter for more personal use to using it more
  for "lifecasting" their thoughts and actions to a community of people
  who they feel varying levels of connection to.
Gratuidad, la estrategia freemium - blogsuc on 2009-07-02
Medios, Crisis e Internet en links | Denken Über on 2009-04-17
- Por ejemplo The Huffington Post Investigative Fund es una prueba de que un blog puede saltar al nicho que los medios tradicionales siempre dominaron, el periodismo de investigación; en FOX News deciden que no se pueden ni mencionar leaks de películas y despiden a un periodista por hacer una reseña de X-Men Origins: Wolverine (y no aceptan que eso era periodismo de investigación): y mientras tanto Techmeme dice que el Wall Street Journal y el NYT son agregadores por poner links a sitios de sus competidores; algo que All Things D llama “un cumplido si nosotros notamos que tu contenido existe” pero que en realidad sirve para quedarse con más tráfico y posicionamiento… y YouTube, con total discreción, termina vendiendo más impresiones de video que FOX y Hulu pese a tener, estos, toto su inventario ocupado. Pero no lloren, en este artículo del Times van a ver como, en Europa, muchos diarios están ganando más que nunca ;)
FUTURO DE LOS DIARIOS on 2009-04-17
- Lo que deberían escuchar los editores de periódicos
La mujer que está detrás de las protestas masivas de Moldavia · ELPAÍS.com on 2009-04-15
: Do Not Blame Google, Newspapers Have Not Evolved on 2009-04-13
- A long time ago, television came along, but did not kill newspapers. You had a handful of channels that would show some news and some other programming. Then cable came alive, and we got specialized channels for sports, music, movies and more. So far, newspapers had not seemed to be affected, but they had not changed anything. On the TV side, we got more 24-hour news channels, and they did not kill newspapers either. Is the internet killing CNN or MSNBC? No. If anything, they are stronger because they are leveraging the internet.
Social media course defended on Twitter | Education | guardian.co.uk on 2009-04-12
- Social media course defended on Twitter
  
  Lecturers criticised for setting up £4,000 social media degree are fighting back on Twitter
La gran crisis de los helados de un sol - Perú 2.1 on 2009-04-02
- La historia es más sencilla que el aparente galimatías expuesto lineas arriba. D'Onofrio había anunciado que este viernes y este sábado todos sus helados iban a costar un sol. La promoción, inteligentemente, había usado Internet para circular (principalmente con el viejo pero efectivo recurso de la cadena de e-mails). Irónicamente, Internet terminó jugando en contra de la empresa.
  
  Alrededor de las 10 de la mañana aparecieron las primeras quejas en el Twitter. No había heladeros y, si los encontrabas, se negaban a vender los helados a un sol o te obligaban a comprarlos de a dos. A la una de la tarde no había otro tema de conversación en la "twitósfera" limeña. Los que habían sincronizado el Twitter a su Facebook trasladaron el tema a la popular red social, ampliando el rango de quejones. A las dos de la tarde, la web de este diario publicó una nota titulada ¿Dónde están los heladeros?, consignando los reclamos y el desconcierto de los usuarios de Twitter. Radio Capital abrió sus líneas telefónicas al tema.

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