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Nice… time to start thinking about who will get my hand-me-down Curve…
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UC Berkeley announced that it has begun posting entire course lectures on YouTube (youtube.com/ucberkeley). The topics include chemistry, physics, biology and even a lecture on search-engine technology given in 2005 by Google cofounder Sergey Brin.
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Despite an ever-expanding array of advertising platforms, consumers around the world still place their highest levels of trust in other consumers, according to a recent global Nielsen Internet survey. Note mobile ads were dead last in terms of trust.
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China appears to have finally gotten wise to RSS — all feeds from outside the country are now blocked according to Ars Technica.
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Jarvis is pondering how to teach journalists to have conversations. Here are some of his thoughts on the topic. This is a discussion we often have with marketing & communications exectutives of our major clients. Bottom line: We all need to work on this.
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As a follow up to my previous post, here is a tool to test any website in real-time and see if it is accessible from China.
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My colleague Rachelle Spero is attending this internal WPP conference and she sent me a video this morning.
5 October 2007
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One Response to “links for 2007-10-05”
1 Wilson 5 October 2007 @ 2:30 pm
Thinking of dumping your Curve already? Geesh, you remind me of a mutual friend.
I understand though–the BB 9000 specs look smoking.
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