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Six Chickenpants of Separation

Six Chickenpants of Separationoriginally published in MediaPost's Social Media Insider One morning, I arrived at work to find an unexpected visitor waiting for me at my desk. Short and bald, he was shirtless and wearing the most extraordinary pair of pants. He goes by the name Agent 011, but his real name is Chester Chickenpants, […]

Written by David Berkowitz August 14, 2012November 26, 2020

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10 Comebacks I’d Like to See

Second Life's new motto: "They&39;re not real, but they&39;re spectacular!" Ten Comebacks I&39;d Like to Seeoriginally published in MediaPost&39;s Social Media Insider  It could be the Olympics, or the fear of another early ending to the Mets’ season, or Ben Folds reuniting with the other two guys as they ironically tour again as Ben Folds […]

Written by David Berkowitz July 31, 2012November 26, 2020

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Is This the Murderer’s Motive?

The face of a murderer – distorted from the original and yet all too recognizable  Is This the Murderer's Motive?originally published in MediaPost&39;s Social Media Insider&0160; I woke up yesterday morning to a report from NY1 that it could take months before we learn the motive of the Aurora, Colo. murderer. Then I arrived at […]

Written by David Berkowitz July 25, 2012November 26, 2020

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Getting Lost In Social Discovery

Getting Lost In Social Discoveryoriginally published in MediaPost's Social Media Insider “Social discovery” is one of the hotter buzzwords these days, referring to how people can tap friends’ implicit and explicit recommendations to experience something new. At first, it sounds like more jargon, but when you experience it firsthand, you can get a sense of […]

Written by David Berkowitz July 17, 2012November 26, 2020

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Is Experimentation Innovation?

uhh, thanks, Bob Garfield, but this isn't the experimentation I had in mind… Is Experimentation Innovation?originally published in MediaPost&39;s Social Media Insider Are experimentation and innovation one and the same? The two words were initially used interchangeably during MediaPost’s recent Brand Marketers Summit, until some panelists sorted it out. Consider the description of the panel […]

Written by David Berkowitz July 12, 2012November 26, 2020

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The Interest Graph Vs. The Knowledge Graph

Above: Robert Scoble’s Interest Graph, via Gravity.com The Interest Graph vs The Knowledge Graph originally published in MediaPost’s Social Media Insider What’s more valuable: your interests or what you want to know? The difference between the Interest Graph and the Knowledge Graph will shape the direction of two major technology companies in the years ahead, […]

Written by David Berkowitz July 3, 2012November 26, 2020

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Flying Too Close to the Sun

Flying Too Close to the Sunoriginally puiblished in MediaPost's Social Media Insider Remember Highlight? Sure, it’s still around, and it’s premature to write it off. Yet the new app that received the most buzz at South by Southwest (SXSW) this year just gained a new competitor: Facebook. There have been many instances recently of the […]

Written by David Berkowitz July 2, 2012November 26, 2020

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10 Things Facebook Can Do With Face.com

10 Things Facebook Can Do with Face.comoriginally published in MediaPost's Social Media Insider; above image via Face.com&39;s iPhone app Klik  One of the fastest-growing Facebook groups this year must be for people whose companies have been acquired by the social network. Following Instagram, Facebook acquired loyalty app Tagtile, proximity network Glancee, photo sharing service Lightbox, […]

Written by David Berkowitz June 20, 2012November 26, 2020

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How iOS is WeOS

How iOS is WeOSoriginally published in MediaPost's Social Media Insider  Instead of waiting for the so-called ‘Facebook phone’ to come out, there’s already a pretty decent mobile handset running an operating system that’s somewhat social today and will be far more social this fall. It’s called the iPhone, and the upcoming software update is so […]

Written by David Berkowitz June 12, 2012November 26, 2020

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1.6 Degrees of Separation

How Startups Can Connect with Brands View more PowerPoint from David Berkowitz 1.6 Degrees of Separationoriginally published in MediaPost's Social Media Insider  How is it that Israel, the land of milk and honey and engineers, is beating New York at marketing its startup scene? Israel’s technology startup scene has a far catchier name than the […]

Written by David Berkowitz June 5, 2012November 26, 2020

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