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A fantastic article from Dan Hill which looks at how the street as we know it will continue to evolve has crossed my path and has just popped out of my printer.
Moving [...]

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I knew a little about wikis before being sent a review copy of Stewart’s new book, but nothing prepared me for what lay between the sheets of paper when I received it.
WOW! WOW!
and WOW! again.
This book is an absolute gem!
Normally I have a real fear of reading books by North American writers; they [...]

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One of the most influential books of the last decade, The Cluetrain Manifesto is one of those books I base my business philosophy on.
Doc Searls, one of the co-authors, has recently published a slide deck of the main points or themes of the book.

Hat tip to Michael Seaton
Technorati Tags: The Cluetrain Manifesto Digital Marketing [...]

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Those fine folk over at For Immediate Release, the handsome Shel Holtz and the equally handsome Neville Hobson recently announced a contest.
Not wishing to upset anyone, they announced that the judges of the contest would be themselves and the regular correspondents to FIR — including yours truly!
As Shel says,
Contests on podcasts aren’t unusual. [...]

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Melcrum are offering three of their most successful publications to you at a bargain rate for this Christmas.
Yes, it makes you think ‘Why?’
Why, if they are so successful, would they drop the large cash cow and give these reports to you for a heck of a lot less than normal?
Come on… have you REALLY [...]

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I am a complete novice at this line of promotion, but my North American colleagues are exceptionally well versed in it.
For example, Carol Kinsey Goman has a new book coming out in May 2008 (on body language in the workplace) and she is looking for opportunities to speak and promote it, Australia being one [...]

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Omar Ha-Redeye gave me a ‘heads up’ on this amazing video about Naomi Klein’s new book, “The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism.”

You can also see this video on YouTube’s site
Directed by Jonas Cuaron. Alfonso Cuaron, director of “Children of Men”, and Naomi Klein, author of “No Logo”, present a short film from Klein’s [...]

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