Tag: readwriteweb

  • Why conversational marketing is the communication of tomorrow

    In this recent study Forrester asked people in North America what information sources they trusted. Look at the 2 bottom bars. The least trusted source of information is a company blog and social networking initiatives from a company or brand. Lately I’ve been talking a lot about how communication must shift from event based communication […]

  • Busy day for me, busy day for Google

    Earlier today, Google together with T-mobile and HTC introduced the first mobile phone running Android. The press conference took place in New York. To be honest they didn’t really surprise that much since Google has already released a lot of news on the Android. The phone from HTC was a quite ugly piece, but I […]

  • Few companies lead. Most follow when it comes to Web 2.0

    This morning I read this survey on ‘Trends and Best Practices in Adopting Web 2.0 in 2008’ made by Awareness, a US based research company. The report explores the adoption of Web 2.0 technologies and the future of social media initiatives for Enterprises in 2008. Of course it contains a bunch of interesting stuff (read […]

  • The 2007 Crunchies Awards now open for entry

    Do you wanna keep track of the year’s most innovative technical, creative and business accomplishments of key companies, products and people. GigaOm, Read/WriteWeb, VentureBeat and TechCrunch announced yesterday that nominations for the 2007 Crunchies Awards are now open. And since all four of these companies are constantly in the forefront of what’s hot and new, […]