Archive for January 2009
Ikea: Change is coming to the Whitehouse
An excellent and very timely idea by Ikea: At the website “Embrace Change” Ikea will offer users the chance to speak out and let the future president know their suggestions for fiscally responsible home furnishings:
Well, here is what can happen if you let the Swedish Style take over the Oval Office:
Not sure about that 
But starting in 4 days, people will have the chance to add their own suggestions. Apparently, an Oval Office planner will be up and running by then.
Don’t think, somehow, that Obama will react to that…
Top Internet Marketing Posts and Social Media Casestudy Superlist
Two link tips for some background reading, if you have a lot of time at hand:
If you’re in need of social media case studies, there is a really extensive meta list as compiled by Robin of the Interactive Insights Group. Meaning: it’s a list of links to sites with lists of casestudies. Nothing you can read in one go, but definitely something for your bookmarks.
Secondly, there is a gigantic list of the best internet marketing posts of 2009, as compiled by Tamar Weinberg. Again, bring some time along – or just bookmark it for future reference, as I did 
(both found at steve rubels lates links.)
“Where the hell is Matt” was a hoax, admits Matt.
Everybody must have seen one of the “where the hell is Matt” Videos. The guy travelling around the world, dancing in some of the most remote places on this planet.
Recently, speculations have been increasing about the whole thing being a fake. Well, now Matt answers to this accusations, admitting that it was, indeed, a viral marketing campaign, that he’s an actor (he played a corpse on CSI Miami), and that all the other people in the videos are robots.
But see for yourself, it’s groundbreaking news:
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