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Do you think gold rush thought leaders knew the one thing they had with staying power were the jeans? RT @heathr RT(+ gold) @kevinmarks 2010/08/27

@ryanfix has a great piece on unreasonable institute (@benreasonable) on daily kos: http://bit.ly/9oR5Pb (second story down) PURE 2010/08/27

@chr1sa sounds like weak kneed capitulation to me; CondeNast profits on more damaging social controversy than pot legalization. 2010/08/27

RT @artbrock: It might be easier for me (& 62 million others) to own my house free & clear http://bit.ly/aIOAII 2010/08/27

OH @thecupboulder: "New York is New York, London is Old York, but Paris is global." 2010/08/27

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[new@nupolis] What Is The Promise of "Promise Neighborhoods"?: Are innovations buried inside the nationwide respon... http://bit.ly/9WzTCH 2010/08/24

PLEASE HELP @casinclair Only $30 away from making 10% of our target in the first 24 hours of kickstarter drive. http://tinyurl.com/2becfpn 2010/08/24

@BrettGreene let us know how it goes. might be *right* behind you. 2010/08/24

@BrettGreene yup. having the same problem with @tweetdeck. also not updating mentions nor keeping columns sync'd from desktop to iphone 2010/08/24

28 Apr

Advertising is not a Social Network Business Plan

Note to entrepreneurs, especially those whose plans I’m currently reviewing for the upcoming Colorado Capital Conference: if you still think that you can support any type of social media on ads, think again.
You can’t scan the RSS feed of a latte-fueled digerati without tripping over tales of low low low advertising CPMs for social networks. [...]

Posted in Disruptive Technology, Online Social Networks by: Greg Berry
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25 Feb

DeMystify Above The Fold

Thanks to Guy Kawasaki’s excellent blog, we read a good post on Fluid Design that counters the age-old web maxim that you had to get everything (especially ads) above the fold.
visitors just completely overlooked the ads because they were coming to the site to read the content and didn’t give a doodle about what sat [...]

Posted in Uncategorized by: Greg Berry
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