Tag Archives: user-generated content
Every other unboxing video ever has just been totally pwned by ninjas
It's a video with ninjas. Just freakin click it.
Also tagged advertising, brand engagement, entertainment, ninjas, viral marketing 2 Comments
Farmville 2020: Day of the Triffids
Its 2020. The building I live in has a vertical farm on the 5th floor deck. The garden is filled with sensors that make it a part of the larger Internet of Things. The sensors feed farming simulations that my neighbors and I play like a game. The garden feeds the people who play with [...]
Also tagged 2012, culture, social gaming, social media, thoughts, triffids 2 Comments
Stuff we make makes stuff more fun.
Games that people are still playing after decades have something in common: user-generated content.
Also tagged brand engagement, creativity, social gaming, social media, suggestions, video games, viral marketing, web design, zynga 1 Comment
On privacy, and why you’re better off without it
The fact is, this isn't some dystopian future where a single entity has the dirt on all of us. We all have the dirt on all of us.
Also tagged conversation economy, culture, identity, macro-organism, open source, social media, systems, thoughts 1 Comment
The conversation economy, part 2: there is no conversation economy
I was wrong. As it turns out, conversations are just another kind of experience. I will now be using the term “experience economy”.
I like it better.
Joseph Pine on what consumers want | Video on TED.com.
In the future, everyone will have 15 minutes of obscurity
"Our society is changing from consumers to creators."
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Review: Panamera.com makes us like Cramer-Krasselt, still hate cars
Eff you Porsche, great website, and bite me.
Also tagged advertising, review, web design 1 Comment
Vizio’s Superbowl ad by Venables Bell + Partners, and why it made us feel sad and awkward