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9 months ago

in Bring Back Eliot Spitzer on AttentionMax
Indictments would make headlines and assure the public that a) villains exist and b) are being punished. The unfortunate truth is that criminality is the smallest contributor the financial industry's meltdown.
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maxkalehoff Then elaborate. Is it corporate-friendly-special-interest policies? I fear
the biggest meltdown will be our government's greater entrance into the
financial sector. That will give life support to legacies that should die,
and prevent ideas, resources and ambition from pursuing better opportunities
and a better future.

1 year ago

in Visible World, a targeted cable advertiser, raises $25M on VentureBeat
Visible Word was founded in 1999.
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Chris Morrison Whoops. Not even sure where that blip came from, seeing as I knew it had gotten investments prior to 2007. Thanks for the catch.

1 year ago

in The Biggest Opportunities For Brands To Leverage Interactive Marketing on AttentionMax
One further note: Reengineering a company around customer-centricity ain't easy. See the recent "Forester Report: The Chief Customer/Experience Officer Playbook."

1 year ago

in The Biggest Opportunities For Brands To Leverage Interactive Marketing on AttentionMax
Your admirable overview, full of insights, set me to thinking about root-level explanations. Perhaps the simplest is that the Web is not a medium for representation but a space of inter-activity where walking-the-talk is not an option but an inescapable reality, for better and for worse. Reminds me of the Platonic dialog in which a candidate for public office asks Socrates what he should do so the voters of Athens will think of him as brave, generous, eloquent, etc. and Socrates replies, "Be as you wish to appear."

1 year ago

in An Abundance of Information Creates a Poverty of Attention on AttentionMax
Hello, Max
Thanks for spreading the word about my blog and other scribblings.
I'll try to live up to expectations including the bit about brevity.
Cheers,
Len
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