Suggested Reading from the last week:
What should a Presidential candidate’s website look like? A checklist of features The Marker, one of the top Hebrew news publications has translated my post into Hebrew. The English version is available: How blogs can help corporations. Top competitors of online video market This is very important data. How to get on Digg.com? Traffic analysis of Digg, it’s slowing down? (link via Dave
Zuls)Is feedreading getting the best of you? Marshall has some tips Dangers of blogs and social networking sites leaking trade secrets Rohit of Ogilvy has some rules of engagement for PR folks to pitch bloggers Evolving the Traditional website–great resource!
Important: I’m updating my Shared Feed from Google reader, you may want to subscribe to that. What’s a shared feed? It’s the ‘best of’ that crosses my feedreader, and I want you to read it.
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Jeremiah Owyang
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“Shared Feed” - thanks Jeremiah, now we don’t need you anymore…
jk
Posted by China Internet Marketing Blog on September 10th, 2007 at 5:24 pm
Thank god! I need a rest!
Posted by jeremiah_owyang on September 10th, 2007 at 5:31 pm
Hi Jeremiah
Thanks for recognizing my article “evolving the Traditional website”. I am honored!
SM
Posted by Sanjay on September 11th, 2007 at 3:33 am