Somehow by a YouTube browsing accident I found this video and I am really enthusiastic about it. It’s about the accidental Salton Sea in the Californian dessert.
Check it out:
Ransom Riggs is also an author and his book is available on Amazon:
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Find out more about Ransom Riggs:
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Find out more about the Salton Sea:
@desertusa.com
I have just been listening to Bobby Brazil and thought how nice it would be to sit in a beach club, listening to music, having a cocktail and sun bathing
Bobby Brazil:
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More Trentemøller:
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This year I was at the Next11 conference in Berlin again. Unfortunately, I missed the last one and therefore I was really excited to go this year. First, I was really disappointed that the usual crowd and “social media conference guys” such as Brian Solis and Jeff Jarvis weren’t there but in the end it was ok.
The topic was “data love”. Indeed a lot of the presentations were about the importance of the data but not what is actually already been doing with the data. I think it was 1 or 2 years too early for the “data love” since most online managers still don’t give a crap about their online tracking nor change communication activities based on data. Anyways, what I really enjoyed was the company presentations about how they use Social Media in den daily business. My favorites were Deutsche Bank and Vodafone. Great job! The ADC best-practices were really inspiring and entertaining. Thanks to the ACD for sending me the material!
The reason why I post an article two weeks after the conference is that the videos about the conference are available now.
Here is the Next11 Channel:
For those of you who might be bored watching the channel can check out the site
Videos.nextconf.eu
Here are some links you might enjoy: Jeremy Tai Abbett (Widgetlabs), Rex Sorgatz (Kinda Sorta Media), Andrew Zolty (Breakfast NY), the cool dudes together, Jan “funny guy” Lehnardt (Couchbase), Matt Stinchcomb (Etsy), Must watch!!!: Peter Vesterbacka (Rovio) and Jochen Adler (Deutsche Bank AG).
Two other articles (in German though) from colleagues you can find below:
Sonja
Smeidu
This is one of my favorite projects in quiet a long time. The Welthungerhilfe hired us to create a new social network which connects digitally the world wide projects with its stakeholder. Supporter groups also find a place to plan fundraising activities and connect with each other. This is a new approch to transparency in fundraising.
Take a look at a sneak preview or the community
Today is charlie Chaplin’s 122. birthday and Google clebrated it with a nice animated Google Doogle by the Google Doogle team (Kris Hom, Ryan Germick, Mike Dutton, Jennifer Hom and Sophia Foster-Domino)
Here is the Google Silent film homage:
It’s not new but since I posted the first twitterverse by Brian Solis and Jess3…
Find more information in Brian’s blog.
Also big thanks to Simon from Bloggasm for the heads up!
A few days ago started updating my blog and its plugins. I installed a new design and now everything will be different…well, probably not, but once again I’ll kick off my blog. It’s been over a year since my last posting that’s why I pulled myself together started writing this article. Unfortunately, this articles is already finished. See you soon…
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