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In 2009, more data will be generated by individuals than in the entire history of mankind through 2008. Information overload is more serious than ever. What are the implications for marketing?

30 Jun 09

Is Blogging Evolving Into Life Streams? « Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Social Media, Web Marketing

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28 Jun 09

Data Mining: Text Mining, Visualization and Social Media: Measure, Dont Guess Growth in the Blogosphere

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07 Apr 09

SEOmoz | 21 Tips to Earn Links and Tweets to Your Blog Post

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06 Apr 09

List of Blogs : Data Mining Research

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28 Mar 09

Flickr: the world's photo album - Telegraph

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Back then – perhaps only 10 years ago – could anyone have imagined that 35
million people would choose to join a club in which they would not only show
off their intimate, personal pictures to the world (a child's first steps, a
man's battle with cancer) but also bother to contact complete strangers to
praise them on their efforts?
Flickr users would add tags – words describing what's in a picture –
to photos that would in turn let other people search for what they were
looking for.
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- Everything – the tags, names, everything – is
  a link and there's just a million ways to go in and slice it and analyse
  things and find things.
- The vast majority of pictures on Flickr are never viewed by anyone other than
  the person who posts them. Like most bloggers, most Flickrites are shouting
  into an abyss. So why do they bother?
- Clay Shirky points
  out, for a long time 'we underestimated people's desire to do things for
  intrinsic motivations, and we overestimated the degree to which people
  wanted to keep those things private.'
  - Refer to http://in.news.yahoo.com/240/20090310/1301/twl-6119531.html - on 2009-03-28
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- We live to be consumed
- In the form of a photograph,' Susan Sontag once wrote, 'the
  explosion of an A-bomb can be used to advertise a safe.'
- We've never had access to so much culture, so much information.

27 Mar 09

Why Academics Should Blog - (by John Dupuis)

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27 Feb 09

TunkRank and Retweet Rank | The Noisy Channel

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24 Feb 09

Demystifying Social Media for companies « Alexander van Elsas’s Weblog on new media & technologies and their effect on social behavior

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13 Jan 09

Social Media Algorithm: Reddit-Beyond Search

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13 Dec 08

I think Twitter will be seen as just as valid, rewarding, immersive, interactive, and fulfilling as any other form of online publishing
part of the beauty of Twitter is its simplicity, its constraints, its flexibility within those constraints
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- A Google Analytics-for-Twitter solution would be an astoundingly valuable tool for active microbloggers.
- natural next step with providing microbloggers with this set of tools is to further empower them with an easy yet powerful solution for participating in the monetization of their microblogging presence

12 Nov 08

Mike the Mad Biologist : What Good Is Science Bloging?

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10 Nov 08

Blogging grows up | The Economist

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The blogosphere is alive, well and kicking

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The notion that blogging, or the blogosphere may be dead or in its death throws is nearly as old as blogging itself.
The latest round of blogging/ blogosphere is dead angst started with a classic piece of link bait from Paul Boutin in Wired,
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- The Economist’s piece is the better of the two, arguing that the top of the blogosphere is today indistinguishable from the mainstream media. The correlation between change and pioneers calling death is notable;
- Blogging 2.0 has emerged in response to the blind commercial shift at the top of the blogosphere. The idea of linking and sharing was the foundation of blogging, so isn’t new, but the tools in the blogging 2.0 space allow people to re-embrace that strong link economy tradition that has slowly disappeared at the top.
- The label isn’t important, because it’s the content that counts.
- Blogging will not die, at least in the short to medium term, but the need to call what we are doing blogging may die in the space of years, as it is already in many ways.
- The ability to reflect on where we have been, and where we are going is important in understanding the space and its apparent place in history. The future will be blogged, even if its called something completely different.
- The Internet has always been about blurring boundaries and this is just another example

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