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Agency Flash Mobs vs Social Flash Mobs

Laurel Papworth

This post takes a look at how grassroots, user generated flash mobs got hijacked and became agency created, professionally choreographed and danced by hired talent, to flog products. This is an agency created (won ad of the year) flash mob for T Mobile – Saatchi and Saatchi. This is not how flash mobs started out.

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Election 2010: GetUp Tony Abbott Mashup

Laurel Papworth

Only now, we have the long tail of comments: Interesting move – Having women say Tony’s words back to him. By the way quick question: have you ever had a politician respond on your blog with a comment? I agree with every comment he made. You get a new government and a new archive of information. What do you think?

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Occupy Wall Street – The Revolution is Twittervised

Laurel Papworth

In this article, I’m looking at process vs product journalism, representational democracy falling over, the demise of capitalism, authoritarian aspects of traditional media AND online community hosts e.g. Twitter and the newly found power of Crowd Activism. Not bad for a Sunday morning in rainy Sydney! Too little, too late in my book.

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The Future of Link Building

Kikolani

Think of the flash mob dance hosted by T-Mobile and The Noob Guide to Online Marketing by Unbounce. This replaces blog commenting as your primary method of getting links placed at sites. Once they accept and publish your guest post, reply back to comments on your posts or even comments on other posts.

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