Quick Hits — August 15, 2007
- Inside the lobbying industry’s evolution. From hunter-gatherer to information-age filter/aggregator — a fascinating framework for analysis.
- Ron Paul: All the Rage in Paris. Liberté-rians?
- The Danger of Using YouTube Views as a Metric. It’s gonna bloooooooow!
- Election 2008: The Internet Campaign. Excellent overview article from CIO Insight.
- Television: More useful (and comprehensive) than Internet? Blasphemers.
- A Campaign Undeclared, Not Invisible. Lots of coverage for this Fred Thompson piece. The DNC pounces.
- Candidates Seek Key(words) to Search Success. Eric Frenchman searches for flaws in the story, finds himself richly rewarded.
- They’ve Just Got to Get a Message to You. Reaching music fans through their cell phones.
- Hyperlocal Advertising Relies on Geolocation. Article title relies on existence of hypernerds to understand what the hell it’s talking about.
- Cabinet, Congressional And Campaign Blogging.
- 34 More Ways to Build Your Own Social Network. May I suggest going to the occasional party?
- Hissing and booing our way to a more democratic country. Applying the ‘net ethos to meatspace.
- Take 12 Minutes to Learn How to Grow Your Nonprofit’s Email List. While you’re at it, why not spiff up that email newsletter a bit?
- CIA, Vatican, DCCC, Fox News, New York Times All Just Fucking Around On Wikipedia. Dirty tricks are trackable!
- Repubs Losing Online. David All vows vengeance.
- Message to Candidates: Update Your Facebook Status. Post some racier pictures while you’re at it (wait, maybe not).
- One Hit Too Many: Could alien life exist in the form of DNA-shaped dust? If so, parts of my apartment may soon be a wildlife preserve.
– cpd
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