From MySpace new advertising service, Social Media Marketing viewed by Peter Kim, to the Eyealike pitch on advertising, the G-1 android mobile becoming a real competitor for Apple iPhone, the question about PR in the coming new era, some tips to create unconventional marketing, and the Creative Commons day from Social Media Club. Here are the links for today: Read More

Filtering web content to get interesting information, Android and its phone killer applications, FriendFeed presentation made by Bret Taylor- one of the founders, and FlickR’s engagement campaign. Here are the links. Read More

Google is developing a formula dedicated to make the web experience a better experience and a playground for content and communication: Youtube + Google News + Blogger + Google Adsense/ Adwords + Gmail + Google Tools + Google Analytics + Google Docs+ Google OpenSocial + Goole Android + Google Chrome. Chrome is the last chapter of a long series of application focused on the web experience and has been announced by many different sources by now, and confirmed by Google. The puzzle is solved and we now have to wait and see what would come out from it. Read More

Last parts of the series “Engaging with your Community For Dummies”, FaceBook reaching 100 millions users, music industry new tactics to leverage Youtube, Google Android way of leveraging their mobile developer community, and others. Here are the posts you may have missed last week. Read More

When I was working for companies as I was in a MarCom agency, the client was always caring about its logo and asking for it to be bigger. That request is so well known among agencies that Agency Fusion launched a campaign named “Make My Logo Bigger” to show off the so smart idea to make logo bigger (watch the movie at the end of the post). From the logo, Google did thought about community. And using that insight, they did managed their success (in addition to having ideas). Android, the coming soon mobile software stack (includes an operating system, middleware and key applications) from Google, is following these rules and may be the next big thing, and is the hype for now. Here is why. Read More

Android phone (Google phone) to be a hot topic and maybe hit the market early next year, the future of browsers, Mozilla offering users the ability to develop on-demand plugins, Warner Bros trying to compete with Hulu, Music industry looking for a way to make business with the Internet. Here it is. Read More