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\x0a “The key to the Private Web is notification, not the actual content. The social signals that enable or disable connections are the new PageRank. It’s not a link but the ability to see the metadata that describes a link’s immediate value that’s valuable.”\x0a
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\x0a “That’s what Deborah Schultz of Altimeter Group cautioned OMMA attendees, emphasizing that thinking of social media as a marketing platform — in and of itself — is a big “mistake.” “It think this is a huge mistake,” she said. “It is a major shift. It may have an advertising component in it, but it is not just a marketing channel.”\x0a
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\x0a MediaPost Publications It’s A Mistake To Think Of Social Media As Advertising 09/21/2009\x0a
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\x0a “Anything that increases Internet use ultimately enriches Google, Varian says. And since using the Web without using Google is like dining at In-N-Out without ordering a hamburger, more eyeballs on the Web lead inexorably to more ad sales for Google.”\x0a
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\x0a Secret of Googlenomics: Data-Fueled Recipe Brews Profitability\x0a
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\x0a “Why is Alex Bogusky so good at what he does? He expects change, he embraces change, and he’s prepared for change. He told me it’s imperative that he be the one who destroys his own business model — he won’t wait to react and let a change in the industry dictate how he changes the way he works.”\x0a
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\x0a Jeremy Abelson: Embrace For Impact: Alex Bogusky Discusses Social Media and Long Term Changes in the Media Landscape\x0a
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\x0a “I believe it is important for me to find the time,” he writes. “And more than that, being part of a community means that the good stuff now often comes to me. I’m not saying everyone should blog - it’s not right for everyone - but I am saying that bloggers get social media because they are already active participants.”\x0a
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\x0a Around the Blogosphere: July 09 - Personal PR\x0a
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\x0a “the observation that the Internet allows an entrrepreneur to enter a market with a free offering because the costs of doing so are not astronomical. And most entrpreneurs who take this approach will maintain an attractive free offering of their basic service forever. But that doesn’t mean that everything they offer will be free. That’s the whole point of freemium. Free gets you to a place where you can ask to get paid. But if you don’t start with free on the Internet, most companies will never get paid.”\x0a
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\x0a Freemium and Freeconomics\x0a
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\x0a “But we also must recognize that the cost of delivering many services over the Internet has decreased significantly from what it cost to deliver them in the analog world. The marginal cost of delivering a piece of content is approaching zero. But the total cost of delivering content on the Internet is far from zero.”\x0a
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\x0a Freemium and Freeconomics\x0a
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\x0a “What’s happening to newspapers, and other media companies, is not a business cycle. It’s not their fault. When an industry faces a disruptive trend there is nothing that can be done — except a complete reinvention of your business. You can’t just tweak a few things here or there.”\x0a
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\x0a Disruptive technologies disrupt - goodbye newspaper companies | Tom Foremski: IMHO | ZDNet.com\x0a
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