Tag-uri asociate: advertising, blog, modern living, self development, degeneration
Well, the expression exists. There it is: "Web 2.0". But as a concept, it's almost like talking about "Onion 2.0" just because you now do pickles differently.
I remember Andrew Keen and his position regarding this phenomena. His criticism is totally valid as long as you start with assuming that "Web 2.0" actually exists. The name itself invokes criticism. Put aside this assumption and you'll find yourself actually talking about criticizing large scale mediocrity and large scale deification of mediocrity, which is historically unprecedented.
Read more »Better said, types of "victims" you can pick when advertising on your website. Talking about advertising that requires positive action in the form of clicks and about who you should target with it so that the clicks will abound.
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web • advertising • blog
Yup, personal development still is, unbelievably, so darned personal. Self betterment still is so much about the actual "self". "Personal" and "self" still are the keywords here. Who'd have thought that with all this new technology one would still have to take personal development personally? Shameful.
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modern living • self development • web • degeneration • fun
Public micro-blogging is exactly the crap that was missing for an even more irrelevant web in an even more hysteric world.
Who doesn't need such useful information and insight:
11:45 just crapped. you?
11:46 http://tinyurl.com/7dgfd9
11:47 wiped ass. you?
11:48 forgot. any one knows what's a kundera?
modern living • information overload • web • blog • degeneration
No one knows it better than the sufferer, the recovering sick man I speak for.
reddit, digg it, fave it, share it, tweet it, blog it, ping it, track it back, IM it, mail it. Track it, don't let it slip. Scan both ways, hunt it high & low, stay informed, breath it in, fill yourself up.
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modern living • degeneration • web • information overload
Those funny looking comments you may find on your pages, with the author having a small icon to the left, those are pingbacks. You're able to moderate them just like you would any ordinary comments.
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