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Thanks for stopping by! Hey, why don't you do what all the cool kids are doing and subscribe to my RSS feed? You know you want to, so go ahead, be bad, be very very bad... :) Thanks. So last year The Age of Conversation was published. This was a book [...]
Over the last few months, I have had the opportunity to either speak in front of several different organizations or participate in some panel discussions. I really enjoy this for a couple of reasons. First, these events provide me a great opportunity to meet new people or people who I have known through their own [...]
It has already been wildly reported on the announcement from Facebook that they are going to be selling ads on users’ profile pages on items that users might have already purchased or recommended for others. In layman’s terms, Facebook is hoping to deliver the best targeted ads that we have ever seen online. [...]
One of the challenges I deal with on a daily basis is trying to effectively communicate both the complexity as well as the challenges that come with social marketing and blogging. For people who are not entrenched in this medium, I think it is very hard to understand what it actually takes to [...]
I know what you are saying, “Holy cow, he has actually posted something. Where the hell have you been?” Let me start by apologizing for my utter silence over the last several weeks. I have had a number of things going on and for one reason or another, I decided to take [...]
About a week or so ago, I was debating with my fiance about Dell’s recent launch of a new set of Inspiron Laptops that came in eight or so designer colors. I believed that people would see through this as nothing more than what I believed it was, window dressing. I could not [...]
So my vacation plans ended very early unfortunately and I had to go out of town for the last week or so. It is a very long story and not worth getting into, but lets just say that instead of feeling refreshed and re-energized from a vacation, I am exhausted. Oh well what [...]
I thought this was a cute little story in MediaDaily News. Stephen McPherson, president of ABC Entertainment has been taking some flack from TV critics as he made a decision that he was going to withhold some news about the upcoming season of Lost at the Television Critics Association summer meeting and instead release [...]
Let’s file this one under “It’s About Time”. Yesterday, Yahoo! announced that CEO Terry Semel will be stepping down and will be replaced with founder Jerry Yang. This comes as no surprise as Semel has been on the hot seat for some time as Yahoo! continues to flounder with no real direction or [...]
This was an interesting tidbit on TechCrunch. eBay does not allow Google Checkout, Google decides to throw a “Google Checkout Freedom Party” during eBay Live in Boston. eBay in return announces that they will be pulling all US advertising off of Google. Google caves like a house of cards and cancels the [...]
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Marketing Hipster is a weblog written by Cord Silverstein, a interactive marketer, friend of children, small animals and Deadheads
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