http://www.smomashup.com/heads-up-time-magazine-errr-no-thanks/2007/01/05/ smoMashup: Web 2.0 meets the Marketing World Fri, 18 Nov 2011 12:43:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://www.smomashup.com/heads-up-time-magazine-errr-no-thanks/2007/01/05/comment-page-1/#comment-669 Sara Wilson Thu, 05 Apr 2007 08:00:51 +0000 http://www.smomashup.com/heads-up-time-magazine-errr-no-thanks/2007/01/05/#comment-669 Excuse, and what you think concerning forthcoming elections? Excuse, and what you think concerning forthcoming elections?

]]> http://www.smomashup.com/heads-up-time-magazine-errr-no-thanks/2007/01/05/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Social Media Optimization - SMO - SMOmashup » Social Media Networks and the Illusion of Freedom Fri, 12 Jan 2007 13:44:56 +0000 http://www.smomashup.com/heads-up-time-magazine-errr-no-thanks/2007/01/05/#comment-18 [...] It’s not so surprising, that places that are looking for a piece of the social media pie are usually moderately successful. For all my railing against the mindless masses that are drawn to these sites and communities I have to say that while I myself am not lured by the siren’s song, I can completely understand why some are. As I nodded to in one of last week’s articles, people drawn to places like MySpace are automatically freed from holding up the baseline as far as having a dedicated web presence goes. Sure, they are greeted by slow sites, multiple page load errors and unexplained/unaccountable downtime but still they persist and show up day after day, inconveniences be damned. Part of this draw is the freedom that is waved in front them. To each their own soapbox. A nice platform for which to share their ideas and thoughts and herald it to the masses. [...] [...] It’s not so surprising, that places that are looking for a piece of the social media pie are usually moderately successful. For all my railing against the mindless masses that are drawn to these sites and communities I have to say that while I myself am not lured by the siren’s song, I can completely understand why some are. As I nodded to in one of last week’s articles, people drawn to places like MySpace are automatically freed from holding up the baseline as far as having a dedicated web presence goes. Sure, they are greeted by slow sites, multiple page load errors and unexplained/unaccountable downtime but still they persist and show up day after day, inconveniences be damned. Part of this draw is the freedom that is waved in front them. To each their own soapbox. A nice platform for which to share their ideas and thoughts and herald it to the masses. [...]

]]> http://www.smomashup.com/heads-up-time-magazine-errr-no-thanks/2007/01/05/comment-page-1/#comment-15 wamylove Thu, 11 Jan 2007 01:36:26 +0000 http://www.smomashup.com/heads-up-time-magazine-errr-no-thanks/2007/01/05/#comment-15 Haha! great post! Haha! great post!

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