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by Hans De Hondt
on
Feb 4,2011
in the categories:
Conversations,
Social Web
Huge albino alligators in the sewers of New York can teach us
something about word of mouth. The story of the alligators is one
of the most known and wide spread urban legends ever. Go to New
York, tell an obvious lie, and you might get a response like "Yeah
right, like the gators in the sewers". No one ever presented
any physical evidence of the existence of these creatures, but
still a lot of people believed the story.
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new yorkRead more »
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by Elias Veris
on
Feb 4,2011
in the categories:
Skills
Time after time it strikes me. It strikes me how so
many professional human interactions are so non-humane. You take a
train. The conductor checks your train ticket, looking at the small
print on the ticket. Is the date right? Is the destination right? I
think every one in ten times, this person actually looks me in the
eyes.
tags:
eyecontact, travel, design, interactionRead more »
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by Emiel van Wegen
on
Feb 2,2011
in the categories:
Activation,
Conversations,
Skills,
Social Web
While Facebook is all about what's on people's minds and Twitter
updates tell us what's happening, for almost 2 years now,
Foursquare combines both by telling us who is where and what is
happening over there.
tags:
Heineken, FourSquare, pepsicoRead more »
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by Elise Descamps
on
Feb 1,2011
in the categories:
Activation,
Conversations
The first month of 2011 is already history. We've had the
reviews, the lists, the top 10, 100 or even more for the previous
year. The best wishes and the corporate greetings for the one to
come. Some were annoying, some were funny and consequently
immediate YouTube hits, like the JibJab review for example. Most
of them only caught my attention for a couple of seconds, the
better ones a bit longer. Last week, I received a rather late
review e-mail of 2010 that immediately got that full minute: a
personalized message from LinkedIn.
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LinkedInRead more »