Guardian's open journalism is a failed business model, says Brooke | @gordonmacmillan | 23 May 2012, 11:43AM | Award-winning writer and journalist Heather Brooke, who recently published the book ‘The Revolution will be Digitised’, was a fan of the Guardian’s ‘open journalism’ philosophy, but she has had a change of heart and recently labelled it “a failed business model”.
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7 ways marketers are using the mobile screen | James Walters | 23 May 2012, 9:46AM | From worrying over divided attention to leveraging the potential of the portable screen, marketers have started linking the 'second screen' (tablets and mobile phones) with the 'first screen' (TV) to raise levels of engagement.
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A tribute to Bob Moog, sonic doodler | Polly Becker | 23 May 2012, 9:14AM | Loving Google’s Doodle today, its tribute to Dr. Robert Moog and his invention of the electronic analog Moog Synthesizer. The interactive Doodle let’s gives you access to your own online Moog and you can record your attempts. Hours and hours of fun as you have your own attempt to create sounds used by bands such as The Beatles, The Doors, Stevie Wonder, Kraftwerk and many others.
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Track Mark Zuckerberg's Real-Time Worth with the 'wealth-o-meter' | @gordonmacmillan | 23 May 2012, 8:52AM | This is a nice idea from the Wall Street Journal. It has created a wealth-o-meter to track Facebook chief executive’s real-time worth. Facebook’s performance in the few days since its IPO has been disappointing to say the least. It’s shares are down by $7 on the IPO price and are currently trading at $31.
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WPP shows no sign of Facebook concern as it signs deal with Buddy Media | @gordonmacmillan | 22 May 2012, 2:33PM | While doubts circle about advertising on Facebook WPP Group has pushed ahead with a deal with social software firm Buddy Media and chosen it as its preferred social ad management partner for handling Facebook advertising across its various media agencies.
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Facebook and The Social Contract - What Zuckerberg can learn from Rousseau | Nick Hammond | 22 May 2012, 7:37AM | Jean Jacques Rousseau’s classic work of social and political philosophy – The Social Contract (published in 1762), starts famously with the words – Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains. Although it may not seem immediately apparent, there is a direct link between this philosophical work of the 18th Century and Facebook.
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