Monthly Archives for December 2007
Adscene #1: The George Parker Interview
If you are bored these days or just feed up of writing papers like I am. Go the Werbeblogger and check out the Kaisers hilarious interview with George Parker (AdScam) about swearing, agencies, advertising, WPP and ad schools. I hope … Continue reading
Season’s Greetings
Merry Christmas and happy New Year to everyone. I think ElfYourself by Office Max is the viral winner of the christmas greetings. Here are some of the links that I got: Geza Maja Mike, Paul, Andrew & Andrew Charly, Me, … Continue reading
Most successfull viral clips 07
The most successful viral clips from 2007, thanks to Go Viral for counting the clicks. 1. “Gorilla Drummer†(Company: Cadbury’s, Agency: Fallon, Launch: August 2007, Clicks: > 5 Mio.) Direct Gorilla Amazing clip and a very brave client, according to … Continue reading
User generated PR
I got the possibility to talk about “User generated PR – Opportunities and Threats for Universities in the Social Media Context” at the University of Zadar on last Friday. The workshop was part of the EU Tempus Programm to improve … Continue reading
YouTube Playlist Feature
Thanks to Igor Schwartinski for showing me the playlist feature of YouTube. This is the thing I was always waiting for. With the playlist feature you can let YouTube play the videos of your playlist in a row. This may … Continue reading
lift conference
Like in the last 2 years the lift conference (challenges and opportunities of technology in society) takes place in Geneva (Switzerland) from the 6.-8. of February 2008. I’m a bit angry at myself that I was to lazy to apply … Continue reading
Randy Pausch – Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams
Carnegie Mellon Professor Randy Pausch, who is dying from pancreatic cancer, gave his last lecture at the university Sept. 18, 2007. Pausch talked about his lessons learned and gave advice to students on how to achieve their own career, personal … Continue reading
The Long Tail
Some weeks ago I finally managed it to read “the long tail” by Chris Anderson. I can really recommend you his book, because Chris explains very simple the shift in the demand/supply side due to trends of digitalization. There are … Continue reading