Links. Good reads for Sunday Night.

März 28th, 2010 • View Comments Links
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It’s been a while since I updated my links section on davaidavai. Twitter, delicious and Facebook distract me too much from sharing links here. So, here is a small list of recommended reads for tonight. Feel free to share links with me in this article’s comment section.

• Scott Rosenberg about the similarities between the media reception of the iPad and the 1990′s CD-ROM goldrush
• KitKat Jesus. A wonderful, insane little campaign…for FMCG. Check it out here.
• Justin McMurray with his Manifesto for a new agile strategy. I don’t like the word Manifesto but the text is good.
• Robin Grant talks about the Nuances of European Social Media. A great overview to overcome media stereotypes.

This is the list of what I found exceptional. Follow my ongoing stream of reading recommendations if you liked this.

Links. Stuff I stumbled upon lately.

November 22nd, 2009 • View Comments Links
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• Web Strategy by Jeremiah: Social Technology Impacts Every Customer Touchpoint
• Mashable: Youtube lets everyone create their own iReport
• Shopp: An ecommerce plugin for WordPress
• The Twitter times: Aggregate your follower’s target links in one place

Links. What I read today.

Oktober 14th, 2009 • View Comments Links

• Pink Tentacle: Anatomy of Japanese Folk Monsters
• Readwriteweb: The Human/Machine Continuum
• Mashable: App addiction
• CreativeCriminals: Smoking is good for you

Links. Things I read today.

September 27th, 2009 • View Comments Links

• Webpronews: Google turns the web into a social network
• Social Media Governance: Social Media Policy Database
• Useful Usability: Why usability will always beat advertising
  

Links. Things I read today.

September 22nd, 2009 • View Comments Links
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• Cracked.com: 13 animals lifted directly from your nightmares
• Socialwrite: The attention question in Social Business
• Slideshare: Your Social Media Strategy won’t save you
• Digitale Schweinshaxe: Ars Electronica Review
• Brainwash: AOL Running Man (in German)