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We Are Already Living in a Virtual World of Our Own Making

an Article written by Christopher Butler on January 13, 2010

...of techno-zeitgeisty ideas, Eleanor Davies, blogging from Frog Design, put this idea quite well: “The sheer amount of online presence and updates contradicts the very content we spend our online time creating—confirmations via the virtual world that we are busy...

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Creative Questionnaire: Eric Karjaluoto

an Article published on November 7, 2008

...order to gain the possibility of reaching so many. Plus, it affords so many new opportunities. User-generated content is particularly interesting, as you get to watch people do things that youve helped facilitate. When I first knew I wanted to...

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RFNRFP - Request For No Requests For Proposal

an Article published on November 26, 2008

...client to ask about some of these questions. When I asked them how much they really cared about clustered bundling of redundant serves with RunTime architecture for real time content transformation, I was met by more than a little silence...

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21st Century Skillset

an Article written by Christopher Butler on February 3, 2009

...make is that now that RSS is a significant delivery method, one must get comfortable with skimming content- that’s the only way to determine if it’s going to be relevant. I’ll bet that at some point, the pre-delivery filters will...

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IRL?

an Article written by Christopher Butler on September 2, 2011

...and think critically about the content I consume and contribute online, as well as my experiences in real life and how they all fit together in my experience. The trouble is that distinction between real and virtual: What is real,...

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Resource Roundup: Things Agencies Should Know About

an Article written by Christopher Butler on August 5, 2011

...New York Review of Books called, How Google Dominates Us. By the way, if you happen to be looking for good sources of content, here’s one you might not follow: The Six Pixels of Separation blog does a weekly links...

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The Word Blog Will Soon be Meaningless

an Article published on September 30, 2008

...what does this mean for businesses? Start a blog immediately? Not necessarily (read the newsletter for a more nuanced perspective), because I think eventually all web content will be blog-like: easily shareable, traceable to a particular author, commentable, taggable, etc…...

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What is the relationship between search position and domain registration terms?

an Article published on October 6, 2008

...content, thoughtful meta titles, etc. Heres an article on this subject you might find helpful. For all you Twitter-skeptics out there, heres a great example of how Twitter can be an effective way of communicating with others, getting helpful information...

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Newspapers vs. Online

an Article published on June 11, 2008

...career straight out of college working for one. But everyone has to start somewhere and I learned a lot from this experience. Besides, I was in charge of online content and news. So I never had to touch the printed...

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The Two Things About Lead Generation

an Article published on July 13, 2011

...the site visitor. If you’re asking your site visitors to give up their personal information, they need to receive something of significant value in return. Arbitrarily putting up registration walls in front of your content without really thinking through whether...

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