“Gaze tracking is well-established … In the future, the whole image could also be panned left or right as the gaze approaches the edge of the screen.”
Gadgets and how we may use them, in BBC story on Science Beyond Fiction conference in Prague.
“The effects of the swine flu epidemic have been felt in Hollywood.”
Access Hollywood on an e-mail spam message that claimed Madonna had caught the virus.
“Moving from the digital world to print as everything else moves in the other direction may seem contrarian. But people want physicality, especially as more and more of our lives are lived virtually.”
Eileen Gittins, CEO of Blurb, a profitable print-on-demand company that has sold $30 million worth of books in 2008.
“Integration has long been talked about as the holy grail of brand communications. Socialization of media warrants finding it, and fast.”
Chris Perry, executive VP at Weber Shandwick. In Advertisng Age.
“…the greatest facilitators of human conversations, its building itself as a brand based on emotional bonds and trust in a shell of social , web 2.0 services.”
johnhorniblow, talking of Facebook, responding to the above article
“Forever is a word people aren’t used to hearing from marketers. But forever is good. If you could keep every customer you get forever, you’ll be in business for just as long.”
Rohit Bhargava, about the United States Postal Service’s use of a ‘forever stamp’ at the current postage rate, and it would be valid many years later, irrespective of price increases.
“Be warned. It’s me uncensored.”
Megan McCain, on her blog about her use of Twitter. Megan, daughter of John McCain is seen as the new voice of the Republican party. She will publish a book on this subject soon.
“They should be the ones writing the tweets – no ‘ghosttweeting’.”
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