Rajil Kapoor of Mayfield has a great post on Generational Disruption in Media, where he speaks of how "the services that appealed to one generation (e.g. those of us in our 30s like Yahoo, hotmail, etc) tend not to appeal to a new generation (e.g. those in the 20s or teens like MySpace, AIM, etc)." This is a great follow-on to my recent post hypothesizing that the "Webkinz/Club Penguin" generation will not be satisfied with MySpace and will want a web experience that is fully immersive by nature.
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- QAQNA
- Etsy Garden
- GigaOM
- Futuristic Play by Andrew Chen
- From Istanbul To Sand Hill Road
- Multichannel Musings - Insight into the world of cross-channel sales and marketing
- Small Business Marketing Ideas and Strategies
- Double Positive
- Call Center Cafe
- How to Change the World
- Will Price
- Who Has Time For This?
- VentureBlog
- The Complex System: Sales Lead Management, Software Automation, Business Strategy & Personal Methodology
- Startup Review Blog - Analyzing Web Success
- Seth's Blog
- Service at the Sharp End
- Welcome To MineThatData and Hillstrom's Database Marketing
- Micro Persuasion
- eStara Blog
- Lead Buying
- JayWeintraub.com - Internet Advertising Analysis and Commentary
- Hip Mojo Blog
- Venture Blog
- Duct Tape Marketing
- Better Closer
- Call Center Script Blog
- Fractals of Change
- Chris Anderson The Long Tail
- Feld Thoughts
- Fred Wilson
- Seth's Blog
- John Battelle's Searchblog
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