Quick Hits — February 15, 2008
February 15th, 2008
- How the right explains the left’s online dominance. Via Salon’s Blog report.
- How the Web pushes politics further left, further right.
- Social Networking Becoming Old Technology In A Hurry.
- MoveOn to Superdelegates: Wait!
- GOP’s Barack Obama spend-o-meter. C.f. The (Tired) GOP Attacks on Obama and The RNC’s Online Valentine’s Day Card Campaign. Update: Happy Valentine’s Day, from your loving political parties.
- Clinton uses McCain advisor’s words for attack on Obama. The eternal email spin wars.
- When Grass-Roots Media Go Bad. The most painful candidate song and online video ever.
- Top 10 web video mistakes.
- How much giving do online contests and networks really generate?. C.f. How They Did It: LWB Wins Facebook Causes Giving Challenge.
- The dangers of Facebook (and poor judgement).
- Is Facebook a Bust or Is Obama’s Model the Future?
- The GOP Favorite, McCain Lags Online.
- Fighting over Cyber Command. Who gets to host the next-gen soldiers?
- Good example of user-generated content.
- 15 ways to get your website in gear.
- Notes from a true believer: the rise of online advertising.
- Why widgets are worth watching.
- More usable email campaigns, by design.
- How to Pitch Marketing Bloggers: 25 Dos & Don’ts.
- An alternative email marketing glossary.
- Lying with web traffic figures.
- Ink Different. On the subject of cults of personality and Obama tattoos: “Shouldn’t this guy at least have waited for the general? Imagine someone walking around right now with a Lieberman tat.”
- Internet Party: When Google’s parents leave town. A Shana Glickfield tip — what if Web 2.0 were a high school party? (not entirely safe for work, particularly at the end…).
– cpd
Entry Filed under: Websites, Email Lists, Blogs, Social Networking, Marketing/Promotion, Video, Viral Marketing, Fundraising, Email Advocacy, Advertising, Social Media, Elections, Widgets, Search Advertising, Cyberwar, Google, Crowdsourcing, Humor
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