Links of the day
What Makes Us Happy? – The Atlantic (June 2009)
You need Doug Winfield | Facebook – Doug is a social media expert who is promoting himself to prospective employers leveraging social media. Check it out!
RTÉ Business: Santander to scrap British brands
74% of Employees Agree Their Social Media Antics Can Ruin Your Company’s Reputation
Turkey has Seventh Largest and Most Engaged Online Audience in Europe – comScore, Inc – UK has highest proportion online and most engaged audiences
People Over 55 Are Quitting Facebook
10 Ways to Diagnose a Google Penalty
DoCoMo and Telefonica in handset pact that could pressurize Vodafone – Rethink Wireless
Android race heats up, but Sony Ericsson will wait for release 2.0 – Rethink Wireless – Windows Mobile not a great success apparently
You ask, they answer: Neals Yard Remedies | guardian.co.uk – some savage comments in here, the silence is deafening
Round. The world. Connected. with Adrian Simpson – really nice Nokia Siemens Networks site: telling really powerful digital stories about connected lives.
SPINNING AROUND : T-MOBILE: THE FATAL FLAW – interesting comments here about T-Mobile’s ad campaigns. The debate adds immensely to James’ original posting: good stuff here.
The inside-out guide to designing a website | Blog | Econsultancy
300+ tips for e-commerce professionals | Blog | Econsultancy
LUXURY IN CHINA: Get Rich Is Glorious – really good presentation on luxury brands in China
In South Korea, All of Life Is Mobile – NYTimes.com
Introduction to Twitter – Jonny Rosemont’s introduction to Twitter deck
Negative ads may not be nice, but they work | Blog | Econsultancy
Marketing: when the government gets it oh-so wrong | Blog | Econsultancy
Porsche on the financial brink – Telegraph – karmic payback for the way Porsche borked investment bankers with last years ‘short squeeze‘
Augmented Reality: Fad or future? | Blog | Econsultancy
The Pitch HK: Langham’s accidental orientalism – PR fail by Hong Kong’s best known hotel chain
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