As a follow up to my neverending posts on my deep love for “The Simpsons Movie” marketing campaign, go and check out Chris’ rundown at Movie Marketing Madness. Chris’ regular posts on the marketing campaigns of some of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters are incredibly in-depth, I can’t imagine the time he devotes to each one. He carefully [...]
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This interview is awesome. If you’ve been following Fake Steve Jobs, you’ll enjoy this article. If you haven’t been following Fake Steve Jobs, just skip this….it won’t make sense to you. The interview ranges from talk about how Mexicans were jumping over the border to buy iPhones to how doing crystal meth inspired the design [...]
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Ryan Stewart at ZDNet has a post reviewing something called MyMovieMatch. See what I did there? I made it sound like I don’t know anything about MyMovieMatch. Clever, right? Full Disclosure: I am employed by the very company behind MyMovieMatch. So my feigned detachment is pretty much shot now. And now I can put this [...]
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I cannot tell you how long I’ve waited for this: BandsInTown. I live in the Boston-area, and love seeing live music. But looking through papers, weeklies, and the web sites for local venues usually just shows me the live acts I’ve just missed. So when I heard that BandsInTown solved that problem, I immediately went [...]
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(Via Joho The Blog) I just saw TagsAhoy, which is simply “All Your Tags In One Place.” I signed up, and as advertised, the site allows you to “search all your tags, across different sites, from one location.” Currently TagsAhoy allows you to search tags from del.ic.ious, Flickr, Gmail, LibraryThing, Connotea, and Squirl. I like [...]
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From Kristen Nicole at Mashable: StumblePorn – StumbleUpon for Porn
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From techcrunch’s Duncan Riley: Keibi Takes $6 million Series B Funding The media discovery and moderation platform aims to help communities and media add visibility to user-generated content. Keibi’s holistic approach uses web semantic and recognition engines to provide robust user generated content categorization that can be leveraged for content discovery, community moderation, and brand [...]
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