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Amazon.co.uk: Stumbling on Happiness: Books: Daniel Gilbert
This book is thought provoking and funny, it will challenge the way you make decisions and make you reconsider your attitude to people who do not agree with your world view.iain tait | crackunit.com » Blog Archive » The 7 Deadly Sins of Digital
There’s a bunch of things that people who are just getting into digital always seem to propose at some point or another. I guess they’re things that are part of the learning process.Announcing iDesign:design for life
design conference» Social Media Index sixtysecondview: Sixty second interviews from pr, media and politics
New measure of influenceChip Griffin: Pardon the Disruption: The New Media Cocktail
The two themes I have identified and discuss in The New Media Cocktail are:Groundswell (Incorporating Charlene Li's Blog): "How Consumers Use Social Networking Sites" report now available
Marketers interested in reaching their audiences on social networking sites should: 1) dispense with traditional Web marketing tactics, 2) encourage "friending," and 3) regularly refresh congot-100-dollars-7-experts-on-how-to-market-a-website-on-a-budget/
I contacted the biggest names in web marketing, branding, and search engine optimization and I asked them all the same question.Web Worker Daily » Blog Archive Hands On with the New Plaxo «
Plaxo has finally lifted the veil on Plaxo 3, opening their new interface and strategy to the world for public beta testing.Social network site users 'are chronically unfaithful'
Nearly half of social networkers use more than one site, report says, raising questions over loyalties and business modelsNetimperative - New study targets ‘Ad Avoiders’
Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions and media agency Starcom MediaVest Group have jointly sponsored a study focusing on reaching the elusive “Ad Avoider” segment.Viewing American class divisions through Facebook and MySpace
It's the posh kids that are moving to FacebookMichael Urlocker Examines Disruption and Disruptive Processes - Rolling Stone Asks Who Killed The Record Industry?
It's the first in a two-part look at the record industry including numerous candid inside comments from industry playersrussell davies: interesting2007
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