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Light Foresight Part V
Again many interesting stories that could be DiCoDEd. I’ll log them here, in a light foresight entry, in order to come back later if this book leaves me some time. Hope you enjoy it too! [Facebook, Data, Google, Aggregation, advertising, … Continue reading
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Tagged 4G, advertising, AdWords, Aggregation, Android, app, Carrier, Chris Anderson, Conde Nast, convenience, Data, Design, e-commerce, email, Engagement, Estee Lauder, f-commerce, Facebook, figures, Google, Hardware, Hulu, LTE, Macy’s, media, Metrics, Mobile, OPEC, OS, Privacy, Relevance, Simplicity, smartphone, Software, Tiffany & Co, TV, US, user XP, Wired, Youtube
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Light Foresight Part IV
Damn, there are a lot of interesting stories (especially the Facebook/Google slap fight) and i don’t take the time to cover them sufficiently. So i’ll just log them here, in a light foresight entry, in order to come back later. … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, API, app, Ask, Ask Jeeves, Bank 2.0, BBC, Bon Jovi, browser, Business Model, China, crowdsourcing, Data, e-commerce, Electronics, Experience, f-commerce, Facebook, figures, flipboard, fragmentation, Futurism, Games, GMail, Google, Google TV, GPS, HD, HG Wells, HTML5, iPlayer, Kinect, m-commerce, MeeGo, Microsoft, Mobile, movies, NaaS, Natural Language, NUI, pollution, Preview, PS3, Radbox, Recupel, RockMelt, Search Engine, Service, Share, smartphone, SMS, social media, Social Web, Sony, Square, Symbian, tablet, TV, Twilio, UI, UK, US, video, Vocal Activation, Voice, waste, Watch Later, WorldWide, WP7, Xbox
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Light Foresight Part III
Rocking some links before kicking the end of the second chapter (draft); no storytelling lesson today: [Seesmic, Loic Le Meur, Business Model] http://mashable.com/2010/11/07/seesmic-for-enterprise/ #beagilenotagirouette [Apple, MacBook, MacBook Air, UI, GUI, NUI, User XP, Mac OS Lion] http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/07/switched-on-the-ipadification-of-mac-os/ #smart(acrossthe)linemanagement [Microsoft, Kinect, NUI, Vocal … Continue reading
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Tagged ads, advertising, Android, App Store, Apple, Business Model, CamCast, Data, eBook, Facebook, Forrester, GMail, Google, Google TV, GUI, HTC, Hulu, Hyperconnectivity, iPad, Kindle, Kinect, Loic Le Meur, Mac OS Lion, MacBook, MacBook Air, Management, Mark Zuckerberg, Microsoft, NBC, NUI, Seesmic, UI, US, user XP, Vocal Activation, WiFi
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Light Foresight Part II
Being very busy lately on the writing of the book (the drafted structure is fixed, so I need to fill it) and other minor things, I am less able to do an active foresight. That’s why I’ll post interesting links … Continue reading
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Tagged 4G, Amazon, Analytic, Android, Aswath Damodaran, Bank of America, Banking, brand, Business, Business Transformation, Café Numérique, Carrier, City Planning, Control, Customer XP, Data, Diapers, Digital Native, Economy, Facebook, FCC, Finance, FourSquare, Girls, GMail, Google, GPS, Hyperconnectivity, IBM, Information Era, Inspiration, iPhone, ISP, LBS, Leadership 2.0, Location, LTE, Management, Mobile, Net Neutrality, Open Data, Open Internet, Open Leadership, Pew, Platform, Politics, Process, Psychology, Quidsi, Relationship, rfid, Singapore, smartphone, Social Business, social media, T-Mobile, technology, Thoughts on a Smarter Planet, traffic Jam, US, user, User Context, user XP, Value, Verizon, Water, WiMac, Wired
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Verizon Wireless to pay record settlement for mysterious data charges
Intro: The Federal Communications Commission’s Enforcement Bureau is holding Verizon Wireless responsible for paying a record $25 million payment to the U.S. Treasury for mystery fees the company charged its customers over the last several years. Key points: The payment … Continue reading
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Tagged CRM, customer, Customer Relationship, Data, FCC, Giselle Tsirulnik, Julius Genachowski, legal, Mobile, Mobile Internet, Mobile Marketer, Mobile Web, phone bill, Regulation, US, Verizon, Verizon Wireless
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Google’s View On The Internet’s Future
Intro: Dr. Vinton G. Cerf, “The Father Of The Internet” and VP, Chief Internet Evangelist for Google gives OgilvyOne Singapore a view into his crystal ball on what the Internet will be in the future. My Take: Well, I hope … Continue reading
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Tagged convenience, Data, DiCoDE, Dr. Vinton G. Cerf, e-commerce, Experience, future, Google, GUI, hyper relevance, Hyperconnectivity, Interactive Product Placement, IPTV, Mobile, NUI, OgilvyOne, Product Placement, Service, Singapore, t-commerce, The Father Of The Internet, The Future of The Internet, TV, User Context, video, Vinton G. Cerf
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Google bets on location-based mobile coupons as linchpin for success
Intro: A Google executive at the Netbiscuits Partner Day said that his company’s mobile strategy is focused on location-based services, with local mobile advertising and mobile coupons particular points of emphasis. Key Points: “People who switched to smartphones searched 50 … Continue reading
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Tagged 2D code, Apple, click to call, context, coupon, CTR, Customer XP, Data, Device, Google, hyperlocal, iPad, iPhone, iPod, LBS, local, location based, Mike Steib, Mobile, Netbiscuits Partner Day, QR code, rfid, smartphone, strategy, User Context
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