Facebook Acquires FriendFeed (Updated)
Rated • 7 reviews • advertising • techcrunch.com
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JasonFalls/advertising
Last seen: 7 days ago
Jason is a 36 year old guy from Louisville, Kentucky, USA
I am a father, husband and thinker, the latter of which is for clients of my consultancy and readers of my blog, found at SocialMediaExplorer.com.
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Why Ken Wheaton Is Wrong About the Subway 'Racist' Ad -...
Rated • 2 reviews • advertising, cultural bias, racism, racism in advertising, prejudice • adage.com
Excellent examination of racial and cultural bias in advertising.
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The Bad Pitch Blog: Facebook ≠ Email Marketing
Rated • 1 review • advertising, facebook, email marketing, sme, bad pitches • blogspot.com
Very pointed video on appropriate Facebook behavior for requesting, inviting and sending items.
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NHL Misses Net in New Campaign - Wheres Social Media? |...
Rated • 1 review • business, hockey, advertising, social media, nhl • convinceandconvert.com
Excellent critique of the new ad campaign for the National Hockey League and its lack of social media elements from Jason Baer.
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http://makesyoulaugh.blogspot.com/2008/03/why-men-are-not...
Rated • 1 review • humor, automotive, advertising, funny • blogspot.com
Little funny for you today. This cracked my stuff up.
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http://www.relevantlyspeaking.com/rs/2008/1/7/rs-2-a-conv...
Rated • 0 reviews • advertising • relevantlyspeaking.com
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Conversation Agent: Advertising is a One-Way Street
Rated • 3 reviews • business, advertising, marketing, future, projections • conversationagent.com
Valeria Maltoni does a deep-dive into projected spending on advertising, online advertising, social networking advertising and more in another outstanding resource piece to keep on file.
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Truth in Advertising: Branding Strategy Insider
Rated • 1 review • business, law, advertising, marketing, federal trade commission • brandingstrategyinsider.com
An excellent resource that quotes the Federal Trade Commission
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apophenia: Who clicks on ads? And what might this mean?
Rated • 16 reviews • marketing, internet, advertising, research, ads • zephoria.org
So who do we have to blame for the proliferation of website banner ads? Chances are it's your mother.
