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Online TV and radio: two revolutionary ways of staying tuned

online TV and radio to revolutionary ways of staying tuned
Here are two interesting innovations I'd recommend. It's not every day you buy a product and once you've unwrapped it you think that it's made your day. It's not every day you buy a product and switch it on and find out that it works well and that you are ready to use it and feel quite exhilarated. It's not every day you fulfil a requirement at €129 (£99 UK price). And this is exactly what happened last Saturday when I went to buy Orange's Liveradio, an Internet radio that works -- and works well -- is user-friendly and doesn't force you to switch on your computer.

2.0 is dead, long live Social Media

Fred Cavazza, one of our most influential Gallic web experts has an interesting story in English about the fact that the 2.0 phrase - originally coined by O'Reilly in 2004 - has been oversold and is now slowly but surely replaced by another buzz word, i.e. 'Social Media'. Sure enough, I can hear here and there that such association is being renamed... now I understand everything.

10 steps to 2.0 interactivity nirvana

It occurred to me in the past few weeks that there was some kind of missing link in the evolutionary state of the twenty first century corporation towards interactivity. As expressed in an earlier article entitled "15 golden rules for web 2.0" there is a strong requirement for large enterprises to launch interactive marketing initiatives - be they called 2.0, pinko marketing or anything else for that matter - not just because of the buzz word but because there is growing consciousness of the need to engage in better, less top-down discussions with one's clients. The whole world is awash with concepts like wikinomics (link to past posts on this subject, click here) and co-marketing, but the real issue is not about whether this is required but in actual fact, how to make the rubber meet the road.

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