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December 6, 2009
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Moving piece on Bill Moyers about Anna Deavere Smith's latest show, from the program website:
"In the 90 minutes of LET ME DOWN EASY, Anna Deavere Smith becomes 20 people on stage, from a rodeo bullrider to a Buddhist monk, cyclist Lance Armstrong and the late governor of Texas, Ann Richards, each talking about life, illnesses, mortality and the human body. The project began when a doctor asked Smith to lend her talents as an interpreter of real voices and characters to the study of modern health care."
Great #BBC radio interview on new book about implications of '80s revolutions, focusing on Hungary and Romania
via bbc.co.uk
My pal Rhod Sharp speaks with Nick Thorpe (2hrs 35mins in) about "'89: The Unfinished Revolution" from Reportage Press. Fascinating with some great extracts...
Lynne d Johnson: Social media. It’s not a fad.
ST: Is social media the flavor of the month and why is it important for brands?
Even more than social media, digital content gives consumers a platform to have a megaphone and talk about anything they want. But the truth is that they are talking about brands. I recently read that 20% of tweets are about brands. We see it now as people use tools like Brightkite and Foursquare to mention the restaurants they’re in on Twitter and other social networking sites. Are people going to be a friend with your brand? That’s the part that’s funny and fishy. But if brands make content that’s relevant to people’s interests and passions then it’s a win-win.
It’s not just about putting up a Twitter or Facebook page; it’s more about engaging in relationships. Brands have to be interested in the narrative. If you have no story about your brand, then people will make up the story for you. It’s not a fad at all; it’s an evolution. Now the consumer is being thought of as a collaborator. Traditional marketing used to have these closed surveys and got feedback from people in private rooms. Now it’s all open. It’s not a fad.
via Social Times
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It has been an amazing one month for us! Over the last 30 days, we have interviewed 24 people from every walk of life on the intricacies of the Art of Living and Working. They are the most interesting people on the planet.
Thank YOU for YOUR continued support.
Here's the current list:
How Social Media Can Help Customers - Auren Hoffman
How Social Media Can Help Our Education Sector - Rommel Feria
How To Use Social Media For Your Business - Clement Yeung
How To Be Curious - Adam Penenberg
How To Be A Non-Conformist - Chris Guillebeau
How To Be Creative - Jim Paredes
How To Be A Successful Blogger - Chris Brogan
How To Build A Business Around YOUR Passion - Anton Diaz
How To Create Extraordinary Customer Experiences - Joseph Michelli
How To Make It Great! - Phil Gerbyshak
How To Use Music To Change The World - Miko Pepito
How To Be Yourself - Ardy Roberto
How YOU Can Be Excellent In Everything YOU Do – Francis Kong
How To Spread An Idea By Seth Godin
How To Change The World One Heart At A Time – Efren Peńaflorida
An Interview With The Money Magic Queen – Morgana Rae
How YOU Can Be A Real Customer Hero – Scott McKain
How To Take A Leap And Take YOURSELF To The Next Level – Rick Smith
How YOU Can Be A Global Detective – Alan M. Webber
How YOU Can Be The Country's Ambassador Wherever YOU Are – Ivan Henares
How The Philippines Became My Country By Tom Colvin
How YOU Can Be Awesomely Simple In Business (And In Life) – John Spence
YOUR Speech Can Change The World – Nick Morgan
An Interview With The Philippines' Robert Kiyosaki: Chinkee Tan
An Interview With Linda Kaplan Thaler
An Interview With HOOKED Author: Les Edgerton
An Interview With HOOKED Auhtor: Les Edgerton – Part II
An Interview With Xing.Com Founder Bill Liao
An Interview With Another Changemaker, Harvey Key of Ateneo
Straight From Chiqui's Heart, An Interview With Chiqui Escareal-Go
An Interview With ZenHabits.Net Founder Leo Babauta
A Passionate Filipino Investor, An Interview With Ernie Cecilia
Attorney At Bank, An Interview With Metrobank Card's Legal Counsel, Atty. Paulette De Jesus
An Interview With A Changemaker – Nińa Terol-Zialcita
An Interview With Aubrey Miles, Popular Actress In The Philippines
An Interview With The Philippines Foremost Marketing Expert: Josiah Go
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'Anything that doesn't take years of your life and drive you to suicide hardly seems worth doing.'
I hear people talking about going on a vacation or something and I think, what is that about? I have no desire to go on a trip. My perfect day is sitting in a room with some blank paper. That's heaven. That's gold and anything else is just a waste of time.
via online.wsj.com
Fantastic interview with Cormac McCarthy by the WSJ's John Jurgensen.
