- Jay Leno Admits He Would've "Preferred" to Stay on "The Tonight Show"
- Will Ferrell's "Funny or Die" Will Make Money on YouTube; No Illicit Uploaders Need Apply
- TNT's "Southland" Could Become NBC's Post-Halloween Nightmare
- Can "TV Everywhere" Become "Publishing Everywhere"? Jeff Bewkes Thinks So
- "Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien" Clip Shows How Brand Integration Gets Done
Friday, November 6, 2009
My BNET Media posts for the week of November 2, 2009
This week at BNET Media, I wax on about Conan O'Brien climbing in the trunk of a Ford Taurus, Jay Leno getting real, and "Southland" scaring NBC -- even though Halloween is over. Here in reverse chronological order, is some of the finest content on this side of the Adverganza:
Thursday, November 5, 2009
The Weezer Snuggie: It rocks ... and it's real
OK, just discovered this over at AdFreak. You can get the Wheezer Snuggie and their new CD for a lo, lo $29.95. I dare you not to watch.
Teaching social media workshop at Art Directors Club, Nov. 9
Just a quick heads up that I'm going to be teaching a social media workshop at the Art Directors Club of New York on Monday starting at 5, with the help of Greg Christman of Sam & Lori, otherwise known as @reelspit (I don't know why.) Our goal is to help people in advertising build their personal brands via blogging, Twitter and other tools. It's very hands-on -- attendees should really try to bring their own laptop so they can get their fingers dirty -- and will teach all anyone needs to know to be able to walk out of the room a few hours later with their own blog set up and a burgeoning Twitter presence. After that, your nefarious plan to rule the ad blogosphere is out of my hands.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
The Social Media Insider looks at the social net-energized portals
In today's Social Media Insider, I ponder what it means when everyone of the Big Three portals — the latest being MSN — allows users to put their social nets on their home pages. In case you doubted it, the era of the portal is now officially done.
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