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Over at the Experience Matters blog, one of our "best sellers" is a post titled "10 Ways Digital Can Help You Thrive in a Recession." Now it's more than just a post. You can view and download the presentation here (PDF). If you are an event planner and interested in hearing me talk about these ideas, drop me a line.
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The Application Economy | The 3 U's | Yes, There Will Be Blood | "Un-agency"
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Slide #4; is quite interesting, since everyone - amateur or not - can build a service with few money and leverage into different channels. The only "cost" of this is time.
Slide #5; it's not the "tubes" but rather using the creativity in the right places.
Posted by: vd | Saturday, March 15, 2008 at 06:37 PM
David
some related work by friends of mine at cScape in London I thougth you may liek to see http://www.winners-and-losers-in-a-troubled-economy.com/
Steve
Posted by: steve clayton | Sunday, March 16, 2008 at 01:34 PM
Powerful stuff. I hope people are listening.
Posted by: Josh Bernoff | Saturday, March 22, 2008 at 12:26 PM
Quiting TV all together seems to be difficult (or costly via iTunes). Online communication--nay almost all communication-- implicitly relies on shared notions of culture. Not knowing what happened in Lost, SNL, or Seinfeld.
And watching TV online is just trading one set of commercials for another. Tivo will for the near future always make this experience better--even in a world of bit torrent downloads sans commercials.
Posted by: Nathan Ketsdever | Friday, April 18, 2008 at 11:48 AM