LINKS FROM December 2004
People don't mention About as the largest blog portal around
Tags: corporateblogging
Ad-Rags'-Ad-Blogs-A-Review Pt 1
Exhaustive list/reviews of marketing blogs
Tags: corporateblogging marketing
Challenges To Blogging For Business
Thinking about corporate blogging in a real way
Tags: corporateblogging
Why iPod/iTunes won't be killed anytime soon
It's about "style" but it's also about cluetrain and "long tails"
Biggest Brand Winner & Loser of 2004
iPod is the winner and Coca-Cola C2 is the loser
Tags: bestof2004 branding ipod
The 2004 Curbed Awards (Parts I & II)
All the best things to happen in Manhattan real estate during 2004
Tags: bestof2004 nyc
Bookmark, Classify and Share: A mini-ethnography of social practices in a distributed classification community
Tags: del.icio.us education
Internet Demographics Subject Tracerâ„¢ Information Blog
Internet demographics resources and sites
Tags: demographics
Movie studios hate it. File-swappers love it. Bram Cohen's blazing-fast P2P software has turned the Internet into a universal TiVo. For free video-on-demand, just click here.
Tags: bittorrent
A good list (with links) of some great music coming out in the first few months of the year
Tags: music
Why There's No Escaping the Blog
Freewheeling bloggers can boost your productâ€â€or destroy it. Either way, they've become a force business can't afford to ignore.
Tags: corporateblogging
Phishers can now display a fake web address in IE
Add this to the list of reasons to switch to Firefox
Inconspicuous consumption is where real happiness comes from
Sociable "robots" believe in 43 Things
Short Seattle Times piece on 43 Things
Tags: socialsoftware
How RSS is changing web design
Click Clique: Facebook's Online College Community
The Washington Post examines The Facebook
Tags: education socialsoftware
Marketing's Flip Side: The 'Determined Detractor'
Using the net to fight corporations
It Seemed Like a Scene From the Bible
Firsthand account from a swimmer during the tsunami
Tags: asia
Exeem and other alternatives
Tags: bittorrent
These Are the Things I Listened To This Year
Great best of list with lots of MP3s
Tags: bestof2004 mp3 music
Craigslist Costs Bay Area Newspapers $50M/Year
A new study examining the impact of Craigslist
Tags: newspapers research
Lessig has announced that he's going to wiki Code
Add 150 Great Songs from 2004 to Your Playlist
A great Amazon.com "So You'd Like To . . . . "
Tags: bestof2004 music amazon
Reebok is naming it's new skate brand "dirty ghetto kids"
It's DBK for short, what the hell are they thinking?
Tags: marketing
Stereogum's Top Catorce Of 2004
Includes some MP3s
Tags: bestof2004 mp3 music
Exploring the ethical ramifications of pet ownership
Tags: funny
How two guys snuck into Apple to create software they believed in
Tags: apple education software
The Strongest Force? Any Parent Can Tell You
A physicist suggests that love may be the strongest force in the universe
Great mashup video of Pulp Fiction and Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
John Battelle's talks about 17 things he thinks will occur in 2005
Tags: blogs innovation search
Bereaved Cat Owner Gets $50,000 Clone
This is kind of freaky
List from the Washington Post puts blogs at number two
Tags: bestof2004 blogs technology
Is it possible that technology, instead of liberating us, is holding us back?
Tags: culture technology
Christmas songs by Sufjan Stevens
Unreleased up to this point
Why Advertising, Marketing and PR Pros Should Blog (Part Three)
A three part series
Why Advertising, Marketing and PR Pros Should Blog (Part Two)
A three part series
Why Advertising, Marketing and PR Pros Should Blog (Part One)
A three part series
Advertising: Truth or Absolute
Is there any truth left in marketing?
Tags: marketing
The picture says it all
Kottke goes through some of his favorite links of the year
Tags: bestof2004
iPods get people laid and can improve their memories, too!
And that's why college students love them
Tags: apple socialsoftware ipod
A good way to wrap up the year, I think I'll give it a try
The 30 or so best blogs of 2004
Tags: bestof2004 blogs
A manifesto of sorts
Tags: bittorrent
movabletype.org : Support Forum
Tags: blogs movabletype
Power Laws, Weblogs, and Inequality
Clay Shirky on the power curve of weblogs
Tags: blogs
Home page for NYU professor
2005 Predictions - The Coming Year of Hyperfragmentation
MediaPost makes some predictions for the media business in 2005
Today He Is a Dog; Actually, He Always Was
New York Times covers a dog's Bark Mitzvah
Turn Your Customers into Raving Fans
If your customers take the initiative to talk about you then you're in good shape
Tags: business
It's delightful! It's del.icio.us!
More del.icio.us lovefest
Tags: del.icio.us
Malcolm Gladwell, says one fan, is "just a thinker." But what a thinker. His provocative ideas are taking the business world by storm. So who is this guy, and what can he teach you about business?
You can watch the entire 90 minute PBS special online
Tags: marketing television
Fooey to the World: Festivus Is Come
NYTimes on the true history of Festivus
Tags: funny nytimes television
Who Will Help Businesses Blog?
Things companies need to think about if they're considering getting into blogging
Tags: corporateblogging
Music site with lots of unsigned artists and MP3 downloads
Awesome flash-based site where Vodafone looks at the future
This edition comes from The Morning News
Tags: bestof2004 music
The Onion A.V. club looks at the years best promotional swag
Tags: bestof2004 funny
Your Torrents Site.
Tags: bittorrent
Analysis of what aggregators have the best marketshare
Tags: rss
Scoble talks about iPod marketing
They have made music a movement
or . . . "Alex Trebek is a scumbag"
Tags: television
The companion site to the book Buzz Marketing with Blogs for Dummies . . . what have we come to?
Tags: corporateblogging
Give someone the gift of blogs this Christmas
Tags: blogs
Born Suckers - The greatest Wall Street danger of all: you
Some basics of behavioral finance
Tags: finance
Cheap Russian music downloads (english version)
Tags: mp3
How Really Simple Syndication delivers just the Web sites you want
Tags: rss
Business Blog Case Study: Stonyfield Farm
Some questions for Stonyfield Farm on their blogs
Tags: corporateblogging food
Covers of Time and Newsweek are amazingly similar amazingly often
Tags: magazines
Twice the Annoyance, but a Tradition Emerges
Chrismakkuh hits the OC again and The New York Times is right there to document it
Tags: nytimes television
How the Amazon API is transforming its business
Tags: business innovation amazon
Delta Airlines fired her for blogging
Tags: blogs
Will the Real Michael Moore Ever Re-emerge?
An open letter from Ralph Nader to Michael Moore
George Masters made an iPod mini ad that could compete with almost anything on TV
The Engadget Interview: John MacFarlane, CEO of Sonos, Inc
Sonos makes a very cool home wireless music system
Tags: music technology wireless
If we all hate consumerism, how come we can’t stop shopping?
Tags: consumerism
Bizarre, but true, these guys took an NSX and made it look like a Ferarri
Tags: cars modifications
Bright Ideas for Boosting Innovation
A prominent group has lots of advice on how America can renew its focus on R&D and science education to keep ahead in this global race
Tags: innovation
Salon's top 10 albums of the year and top 25 legal downloads
Tags: bestof2004 mp3 music
Homer Simpson uses tabbed browsing
Even Homer's not stupid enough to use Internet Explorer
Tags: funny television
Getty Images shows off a year worth of pictures
Tags: bestof2004 photography
Guide to Determine If You Are in a Jerry Bruckheimer Movie.
My favorite is "you are Nicholas Cage"
Symbolics.com was the first registered domain name
Tags: internet
What's in store for web design next year?
Tags: design
Blockbuster dropping late fees as of Jan. 1
Blockbuster Inc. announced Tuesday it is abolishing late fees on all its video tapes, DVDs and video games as of Jan. 1.
Buzz-Informed Predictions for 2005
Pete Blackshaw makes a few marketing predictions for 2005
Tags: marketing
Why does all the cool stuff come out in Asia first?
Tags: gadgets technology
Give Me Centrism or Give Me Death!
The ten most accurately rated artists in rock history
Tags: music
Useless knowledge brought to you by the New York Times
Limited edition Kronenburg cans and bottles
New site by the people who brought you Subservient Chicken
Tags: marketing
EA in exclusive NFL games deal
Electronic Arts, the world's biggest video games firm, has signed exclusive agreements with the National Football League and the NFL players' union.
Tags: sports videogames
Students shun search for information offline
Go to Google, search and scroll results, click and copy.
Best of 2004 from NME
Tags: bestof2004 music
More best of fun, this time it's indie music best sellers
Tags: bestof2004 music
Rexblog library of accidental blog books
A look at books that can be applied to blogging
Favorite Things of 2004: Part 1
Wooster asks a bunch of artists what their favorie things of 2004 were
Tags: art bestof2004
Blogs for marketing purposes make the New York Times A to Z list
Tags: corporateblogging nytimes
As you type, Google will offer suggestions.
Tags: google innovation search
Fairly exhaustive list of newspapers that use RSS
Tags: newspapers rss
A new study will change how you generate ideas and decide who's really creative in your company.
Tags: business creativity
Woody Allen writes what Mickey would say on the witness stand
Tags: funny
Conversation between a journalist and a Sony PR person about the Kottke situation
Tags: system:unfiled
Tags: bestof2004
If you're too cool for school, you're probably not very smart. Some of us would rather build rockets than friendships.
Tags: culture
Who knew you could have a best wines of the year list?
Tags: bestof2004 food
PRWeek poll
Tags: blogs
A bunch of Yale students got Harvard to hold up signs that spelled "We Suck"
Jon Stewart, Al Franken and Tom Wolfe reflect on the election
Tags: politics
Scientists said on Monday they have come up with a cell phone cover that will grow into a sunflower when thrown away.
Cheesiest lines in movie history
Tags: movies
Windows XP Crashed? Here's Help
Tags: crash
Forgot the Administrator's Password?
Tags: crash
The Hidden (in Plain Sight) Persuaders
Buzz is reshaping marketing
Use the del.icio.us tag to keep track of best of lists
Tags: bestof2004 del.icio.us
Scoble is going to write a book about corporate blogging on a blog
Tags: books corporateblogging
Go Daddy's alternatives to spending all that money on a Super Bowl ad
Top 50 albums of the new millennium
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot lands the number one spot
Tags: music
GQ picks the ten best albums of 2004, from Kanye West to Loretta Lynn.
Tags: bestof2004 music
Top 100 Albums of 2004
Tags: bestof2004 music
New Forms of Online Communication Spell End of Email Era in Korea
It's Karate, Kid the Musical - Honor, Friendship, Fisting
IT'S KARATE, KID! The Musical is an outrageous and unconventional riff on the beloved ’80s film.
Pitchfork accidently posted its ad rates
They've taken it down, but here are the numbers
Tags: music
National Board of Review of Motion Pictures releases its 2004 awards
Tags: bestof2004 movies
The Media Company I Want to Work For-- Not Someday, But Now
"Time for someone to do it, to make the case for a new way of doing journalism, to stop talking about change in decades and start thinking about change in months and days. To stop complaining about the way things are, and the way things don't work, and to
Tags: journalism
The cheapness of illicit drugs isn't just a sign of police failure. It is also evidence that the drugs business has got more competitive
Yum
Reading William Safire write "dropping the kids off at the pool" nearly brought a tear to my eye
Apparently MSN is censoring their blog titles
Tags: blogs
I Know You Are But What Am ISP?
NetZero taunts AOL with copycat ads.
Tags: marketing
How to run a corporate blog correctly, via the Maytag people
Tags: corporateblogging
You Can Blog, but You Can't Hide
Should bloggers have the same rights as journalists?
Tags: blogs journalism law
Stop the Web, I Want to Get Off
Joe Gillespie tells his story of being an early web designer
Tags: design
Target is cool with rock 'n' roll, but not sex and drugs
When Target struck a deal for Amazon.com to help run its Internet store, search results that turned up listings for books and videos about sex and drugs weren't exactly what the retailing giant had in mind.
67 percent of users are female
Revealed: The Secrets of the Le Parker Meridian
Secret burger place in Midtown
A four-letter term that came to symbolize the difference between old and new media during this year's presidential campaign tops U.S. dictionary publisher Merriam-Webster's list of the 10 words of the year.
2004's Best Albums or Davey Goes To Eleven
From LargeHeartedBoy
Tags: bestof2004 music
Celebrities Tell Their Prince Stories
Some of his most famous fans turn to mush around this maestro of funk. Hear tales of what it's like to see the legend live.
Tags: music
All-cereal restaurant opens in Philly
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