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The World Science Festival and Internet Week: Insights Galore!

July 1, 2011

PT thanks content developer and marketing consultant Rich Kelley for this piece. When Pulitzer Prize-winner Jonathan Weiner, author of a book on immortality (Long for This World), blogs that he is looking forward to hearing four scientists “talk (and possibly) spar” about the current state of longevity research, you expect he knows something. And World Science Festival…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles, Trendspotting • Tagged A Planet of Viruses, Activate, Ashton Kutcher, BlueCava, Brian Greene, Carl Zimmer, David Carr, Digital Publishing and Advertising Conference, Does Aging Stop?, Facebook, Harold Varmus, Interactive Advertising Bureau, Internet Week New York, Isabella Rossellini, Janna Levin, Jonathan Weiner, Joseph LeDoux, Keith Devlin, LinkedIn, Long for This World, Man of Numbers: Fibonacci's Arithmetic Revolution, MediaPost, Michael R. Rose, Michael Wolf, NPR, Rachel Ray, Rich Kelley, Say Media, ShareThis, Siddhartha Mukherjee, Simon Singh, SocialVibe, Starcom MediaVest, Steven Weinberg, SVNetwork, The Code Book, The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer, The Hidden Reality: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos, Tim Schigel, Timothy Ferris, Tracy Day, Twitter, Tyra Banks, will.i.am, World Science Festival

Finding the Edge of Engage: ad:tech New York 2009

December 3, 2009

Publishing Trends thanks marketing consultant Rich Kelley for this piece. What’s the new frontier for targeted online ads? Could the long tail go bankrupt? What does social media offer that social networks don’t? Publishers, advertisers, and service providers flocked to ad:tech at the Javits Center in early November for three days of 60 panels and…Continue Reading

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The Next Wave of Content, Ads, UGC, Communities: MIXX 2009

October 6, 2009

[This is a guest post by Rich Kelley, a New York–based marketing consultant. Follow him on Twitter here. Thanks, Rich!] Tim Armstrong, AOL’s new CEO, divides internet history into three phases. The first phase was about access—remember dial-up modems and limited bandwidth? The second phase, when browsers and search engines competed for eyeballs, was about…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Andy Fisher, AOL, Ashton Kutcher, Burger King, Charlie Rose, Chris Anderson, GeekDad, Internet Advertising Bureau, KellogsCares, Lucas Watson, Microsoft, MIXX, Monty Python, MyStarbucks, Pringles, Procter & Gamble, Razorfish, Tim Armstrong, user-generated content, Wired, YouTube, Yusuf Mehdi

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