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A Site Devoted to the Discovery and Application of Emerging Technologies .
About Me
- Franz Dill
- Retired from Procter & Gamble after 27 years. Now consulting extensively. Background in mathematics, working on a wide variety of modeling, supply chain, analysis, expertise, business intelligence and social media applications.
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January
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- Product Placement and Memory
- Kiss Me in 3D
- Best Buy's CMO on Social Technology
- Upcoming: NeuroConnections in Cracow
- Human Side to Software Engineering
- Easy Word Clouds
- Serious Games
- Branding Only Works on Cattle
- Solar Goose
- Biggest Kludges of Copyright Law
- Important Things in Social Media
- Mass Customization
- Marketing Execs Say Use Fewer Numbers
- Collaborative Analytics
- Open Source Text Analytics
- PeaPod joins MyWebGrocer
- Private Information on the Web
- Crowdsourcing
- Artificial Intelligence Comes of Age
- Nielsen Suspends In-Store Metric
- Tesco and Twitter
- A Retail Drama
- Future of Books
- Brand Manager Blogs
- Microsoft Announces New BI
- Building Tribes
- Horizon Graphs
- Neuroscience Boot Camp
- Britannica Prepares to Create Community
- Analytics vs Gut Feelings
- Large Lectures Replaced
- Google Roundtable Talks
- IEEE Computing Now: Search Viz
- Crowd-Sourcing the World
- Peter+Trudy
- Comparing Google Knol and Wikipedia
- Kraft IPhone Application a Success
- Smarter World
- Paying the Turk for a Post
- Civil Nanotechnology
- ScrapWalls
- McCloud Presentation at TED
- Visualizing Earthquakes
- Buyology Thinking
- What Would Google Do?
- A View of Twitter vs Linkedin
- In Car Spamming?
- Selling vs Order Taking
- Enterprise Use of Social Networks
- Irrational Product Placement
- IBM Leads Patents
- Smarter Planet Blog
- Hidden Data
- Predictive Analytics
- Lindstrom, Buyology Inc and Brand-Image
- The Numerati
- Surroundings Matter
- Watermarking Tools
- Places of the Future
- Wikinomics Blog
- Ten Blogs for Bloggers
- Internet and the Press
- Smart Phone Watches
- Roland Piquepaille Passes
- Produce Interface
- Bullet Graphs
- Google Expands Semantics in Search
- Frequency of Impulse Purchases
- Tom Peters on Boomer Markets
- CES Overview
- Microsoft Tag Released
- Open Source Victories
- CYC is Posting Snippets of Knowledge
- R Computing for Data Mining
- Search Engine Optimization Blogs
- Targeting Shoppers with Loyalty Data
- Huberman on Twitter
- Examining Pay-per-Post
- Open Engineering Design Course
- Procter Approach to Global Product Management
- Washing Machine Twits When Done
- Scan IT! at Stop & Shop
- Business Intelligence Blog
- Buyology Presentation in Cincinnati
- Mind Reading and Marketing on 60 Minutes
- Book Scanning Continues
- Neuroscience of the Self
- Logic Programming
- TouchGraph Revisited
- Affluent E-Commerce Sales
- Math on the Web
- Vinyl Record Sales Double
- Project Information Literacy
- Secrets of Social Media Marketing
- Brands Finding Value on Twitter
- Subscribe
- Success on Linkedin
- Japan and the Space Elevator
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January
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2 comments:
Franz, were you referring to this mornings issue of the Cincinnati Enquirer? We get it delivered (my wife reads it) and I almost missed it today in the "light" snow fall. From the weight I would say not much news and not many ad's. I believe it was these same folks that said the Internet was just a fad and that no one could possibly take it serious as a news source. Where is that new business model? What is next for magazines?
Yes, Curious, exactly ... I guess this is the after holiday time, but still ... the model is starting to fail completely. Craig's list is taking away the local model as well. The NYTimes is now selling front page space and is close to bankruptcy. Where will it end?
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