Here’s me doing something silly.
I’m going to talk about English. Language evolution. Grammar. Cultural use and meaning. I cannot even talk right. Let alone spell. But me is stupid brave. So here goes.
Language is one of the things defining a group. When you talk the way others talk - you feel part of. But […]
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“An Ceiling Cat sayed, im in ur waterz makin a ceiling” (Genesis 1: 6)
February 25th, 2008 · 9 Comments
Watergate? Irangate? Child’s play. Meet NotchUp.
January 28th, 2008 · 7 Comments
If they sue me, come to visit in jail. If they come for my family - know I’ll revenge.
But heck. This smells so bad, I had to share what I think.
For a stealth website, NotchUp are doing a hell of a job. I got something like five invitations in the last 12 hours. Some from […]
Tags: Marketing · Web Applications · scandal
Thinking outside the box: German edition
January 9th, 2008 · No Comments
This is a fine example of thinking out side the box. Sixt Germany (car rental company) decided to use a novel approach in order to stand out in the AdWords crowd.
They used ASCII art:
If you ask me - plain genius.
Got them 47% increase in clicks.
And Google throwing them down the stairs (for “repetitive punctuation”, which […]
Tags: Marketing
Blu-Ray vs. HD DVD: A battle of two losers
December 30th, 2007 · No Comments
It’s a lost war.
And one where a lot of money is waisted. For nothing.
There’s a big difference between today’s war of formats and the VHS vs. Beta at the early 80s’. At the old days, the winner (ending an almost 10 year’ battle) gained a market share for a decade. A lot of money […]
Tags: Marketing · Technology
Breaking: KGB’s running consumer electronic’s marketing departments!
December 26th, 2007 · No Comments
This is no a conspiracy theory. I have proof. First, let’s establish the rules for KGB “running” something:
Shortage in goods.
Long lines.
Creation of black-market.
Now that we agree on that, let’s consider the following facts:
Amazon’s Kindle. Upon the issuing of the Good-Mother-Russia-Quality device:
Ran out of stock within 5.5 hours.
Created long lines:
Sells on eBay for 1,500$.
Nintendo’s Wii:
[…]
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