Just because I always do what I’m told here’s a picture of Matt Locke‘s brother Chris whom he teases by saying that he looks like either Ray Winstone or David Cameron depending on how much weight he’s carrying. Matt’s just encouraged us to link to the picture to push up his interestingness on flickr.
tags: content2.0 & london
Following on from the marketing 2.0 content 2.0 debate earlier I was struck by this advertising on the side of a van which I spotted at Embankment on my way here. Not for the obvious reason but because I’d also just seen on Breakfast TV Charles Dunstone from Carphone Warehouse being grilled by Declan on why he hadn’t achieved perfection and complete enligtenment and got a bit of planning wrong (which he’s admitted to on his blog where he’s now also explaining what they’re doing about it.) Now Mr Dunstone’s blog might not be the shiniest and most blogworthy in the world. But I like a man who does this much better than someone who slaps a half-naked girl on the side of a van to sell me more cheese – which I don’t eat by the way, no matter how many naked girls they show me.
Jamie Kantrowitz says Myspace page views haven’t dipped recently. This graph seems to say something different to me, but what do I know?
PS that graph is probably dynamically generated, so in a year’s time I may look even more of a dick… whichever way it goes.
tags: content2.0 & london
Oh we’re having such a jolly time at Content 2.0
Pics are coming through on flickr with the tag content20
tags: content2.0 & london
I’m at the RSA recording the sessions for NMK’s Content 2.0 conference.
Marc Canter‘s up first of all with another big energy performance. Not sure how much I’ll get to blog today, but Mike Butcher‘s also live-blogging on the conference site.
tags: content2.0 & london
Perfect Path 