links for 2007-10-15

Andy Abramson on the reality of video conferencing; and it doesn’t lie with million dollar systems.

Saw this joke via Stowe’s links. I had to laugh! For me it is completely ridiculous that Gore gets a peace price for the “climate”. Proves the Nobel Peace prize is worthless.

Before your book is published, start your own blog or blogs on subjects related to your book, especially controversial themes or subjects that people want to know more about

Marshall Kirpatrick: “Finally, though, it’s been bringing me news. Here’s a few tips I share with people interested in getting this kind of value out of Twitter.”

Google has the resources and creativity to power disruption in the mobile phone industry. It might still realize that opportunity, but the first version of its strategy appears pretty blasé.

Christensen said his money is on Nokia to build a platform that disrupts the personal computer. Mossberg replied that Nokia has made several tries to do this, and they all sucked. I completely agree with Christensen, and even with Mossberg (who, for the r

John Kao, author of “Jamming: The Art and Discipline of Business Creativity,” likens the process to playing jazz: “There is no fixed score in any given improvisation, but that does not mean there are no underlying principles either.”

It is definitely a step in the right direction even though the release is not yet fully social media-enabled: it lacks broader social bookmarking capabilities, and it also does not allow the recipients to comment on the release itself and pick up the conv

Maggie, it is beautiful to behold. But I also kinda agree with Brian… To me this is a “Multimedia Release” moreso than a “Social Media Release.” And I say that ONLY because this is how it is being displayed on a Ford site (vs. a wire site, where

Scenario Planning should be a core tool during innovation – to free product planning from existing limitations of previous mindset that the company may be currently operating under.

Statistics on Social Bookmarking sites. Delicious is the clear winner.

Social Bookmarking tutorial by CommonCraft