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Mittwoch, 26. Januar 2005

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Good morning from SCREENFULL!!!

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Chocolate Solar System.

Xeni Jardin: While that may sound like the title of a never-released album by Funkadelic, it is in fact an edible creation from chocolatier Enric Rovira.


Link (Thanks, Roger). Previously: Twinkie Sushi, Candy Sushi, Chocolate Sushi.

Imagine combining these with Ingo Gunther's info-rich globes (below)... --dr

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Interesting project in Chinese Blogosphere.

Kevin Wen points Smartmobs to an interesting online social movement from the Chinese Blogosphere.

"10 Places of My City" is a social blogging project by using Technorati tag system to encourage bloggers to showcase the top 10 places of their own.

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Three days after initialed this idea, over 20 Chinese blogger from all over the world joined and blogged "10 places of my city". It's really interesting to see that some of them are living in the same city, sharing their favorite places with intersections. Look at the 10placesofmycity on Technorati, bloggers come from different major cities in China such as Beijng, Shanghai, Chengdu, Xi'an, Wuhan, Xiamen etc, were sharing local experiences. Some of them wrote as a love story with emotional sense, reviewed most sweet places in their memory. I saw a blogger's post marked his 10 places with growing history, from childhood playground to modern office. I'm sure that more interesting post will keep coming in the next couple days.

Thanks Kevin !

[Smart Mobs]
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Making History.

TJ and I came up with a pretty cool idea recently, which I think is unique - but I'm sure we'll find someone who'll claim it's been done before :-)

Why not auction off advertising space on blogs on eBay? So I placed an ad this morning to sell off the ad space you can see on the top right of the blog for a month. You can see it - and bid on it! - here.

It's a bit of a punt, but if it works, it could be a great way to connect advertisers with bloggers, which is what eBay does so well. And if it enables bloggers to be rewarded for their work, I'd be delighted.

If you're a blogger reading this, I'd really appreciate a link to this post - the more people see it, the more likely it is to work and the more likely it is that it'll start something big for all of us.

And for eBay, it could be a new billion dollar market.

Advertising on blogs is going to be the next big thing, in my opinion. It offers very tight targeting, no wastage and offers the same accountability that has resulted in online advertising growing like crazy in the last few years. All that's needed is a way to connect the buyers and sellers and there you are.

Of course, the next problem to manage will be how a professional media buyer manages the millions of potential blogs in the inventory. This will require a whole new skill set that doesn't really exist right now.

My interest is twofold. Yes, I'd like a little money for blogging (who wouldn't)?

But I've also been working with TJ on a business model based on helping bloggers monetise their efforts, so it could have wider implications. Creative Weblogging is a new breed of micro publishers and publish this site along with about 20 others you can see listed on the right.

We find great bloggers (or potential great bloggers), help them find their voice and help them build an audience for the blog. Then, we sell advertising on their blogs to give them an income.

I love businesses where everyone wins. Bloggers win. Readers get great blogs. Advertisers get great audiences.

So if you've got an idea for a blog and want some help monetising it, get in touch russell at creative-weblogging dot com

Otherwise, get bidding :-)

[The Mobile Technology Weblog]
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Kubrick iPod mini iBear.

kubrick_ibear.jpg imageFrom what we heard from import shops last year, the iKub Kubrick iPod Cradle ended up being a blockbuster hit[~]people couldn't get enough of the $50 white robot that held the iPod with cold, but loving precision. Now it looks like there is a new model, which we're told is called the iBear, designed to match the now ubiquitous five colors of the iPod mini. The bad news is that all we have are pictures, as haven't quite determined how to purchase them through the Medicom site. We'll leave that as an exercise to the Japanese reader. (Thanks, instantenemy!)

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