"In 2009, more data will be generated by individuals than in the entire history of mankind through 2008. Information overload is more serious than ever. What are the implications for marketing?" Link to Source
Founded in Hoxton Square on a Saturday afternoon in 2005. They kick ass. Even though it’s my own project – it still inspires me…
It seems that the big 4 [Microsoft, Intel, Google, IBM] are suffering from an overload of internal internet usage. People are not working — they are emailing, twittering, facebooking, and googling, while at work — and the big information conglomerates are in need to do something about it. Now these companies that created the big information beast will find [...]
Big news this morning: Yahoo and arch rival Google said on Thursday they had entered a non-exclusive partnership on search advertising expected to add as much as $800 million in annual revenue. This deal will give Yahoo! some money to breathe and will take Microsoft off their back. The real reason behind it is to give Yahoo! a [...]
The truth about social networks and webmails is starting to come out. Few days ago Zephoria (aka Danah Boyd) wrote about her friend Bob who had bad encounters with Google: Earlier this week, Bob received a notice that there was a spam problem in his Orkut community. The message was in English and it looked [...]
According to FOXNews.com, Facebook has unveiled plans to target advertisements by injecting them into its members’ conversations. Facebook is giving users some control over whether to share information on their buying habits and other online activities with friends. For the program announced Tuesday to work, enough users must actually say “yes” so advertisers can show [...]
I am a creative producer: a project manager, a web thinker, an information architect, a graphic designer, a filmmaker, an idealist, and a wannabe entrepreneur. I also play with type. In 2006 I graduated from the BA Graphic Design degree at Central Saint Martins College in London. During my studies, my main areas of creation [...]