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Google makes social media interesting again
I found myself wondering if Google might be the first company to actually get social media by focusing on the word social and realizing something was lacking in a big way in the world of social networks and technology generally. … Continue reading →
Posted in Communication, Social media
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Tagged andrew keen, artifact, bradley horowitz, brain, Business, communicate, Communication, Communications, digital model, digital technology, environment, facial expressions, google, Interview, message, nuance, nuances, People, revenue models, senses, Social media, social network, Social networks, Technology, vic gundotra, VP Product, VP Social, writelife
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Creativity can obscure your message
In an age of digital this and that, when many of us live large parts of our lives online, creativity often obfuscates our message. Obfuscate means to “render obscure, unclear, or unintelligible,” as my dictionary defines it. It’s not that … Continue reading →
Posted in Communication, Creativity
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Tagged ads, art, behaviour, cleverness, communicate, content, creative element, creative presentation, Creativity, digital, image, images, imagination, meaning, message, Obfuscate, online, People, piddleville, short attention span, understanding, witty wordplay, writelife
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