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By: Jeremy Horn

Jeremy Horn — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 20:11:25 +0000

Erick, excellent look at the trends and risk-points of the investor community. This is a great read for anyone monitoring trends online, from product, to Modular Innovation, to investing. I’ve included this article in the today’s Weekend Reading from The Product Guy @
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By: Simon

Simon — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 02:26:09 +0000

Ben,

yes ‘Direct Telephone’ trumps the lot…. that is instructive, and reinforces the argument that ‘connectivity’ is king, not ‘content’. This is despite the fact that ‘direct’ cold calling sucks and has a low conversion ratio, its still attractive to advertisers because its about connecting directly with the consumer.

By: Doodool Tallah

Doodool Tallah — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 23:30:03 +0000

This is pretty funny. If there is a graph that is attempting to capture Hype, then that should tell you in itself that we’re at the top of the hype cycle.

By: Ben

Ben — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 23:24:24 +0000

What is “Direct Telephone” advertising? It is #1 on the list at $110b spend.

By: Arin Sarkissian

Arin Sarkissian — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 22:28:13 +0000

@PeterUrban – thanks for the plug buddy =)

Almost done moving the Blip feature onto its own servers w/o the rest of the Fuzz stuff. Couple more days and it’ll be alive on Blip.fm as opposed to fuzz.com/blip

-Arin

By: Mark

Mark — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 22:27:25 +0000

Says Bell:

“This is a really good way for a search engine to get input from a human and for Google to make money. It is not the best way for a human to interact with a computer.

He argues that more intuitive Web and search interfaces, like SearchMe, are needed.”

Glad to hear that VCs are seeing the importance of user centric design and the need for natural user interfaces that get us beyond unnatural interactions with computers. The iPhone is really helping to prove that users want to interface more directly with their content and devices, at http://www.uvlayer.com we are betting on this space as well.

By: George Gilbert

George Gilbert — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 20:15:50 +0000

Agree that monetization for social media sites has to go through behavior, context, then the social graph in order to be hyper targeted. Thus far it has been based on reach / scale with low CPMs because of exploding inventory and ads that haven’t been relevant/targeted. But i think we are closing in on an inflection point where we can substitute relevance for reach with subsequently higher prices. The social networks are just a start: they form the basis of a user profile – interests and likes, etc. Now match that up with what a user tells their friends about all the other likes and dislikes in other content sharing sites (take FriendFeed for example) and you have a rich profile to combine with all the other behavioral targeting information collected by the Google, Yahoo, MSN ad networks. They should be able to serve up highly relevant display ads, maybe even at PPC or CPA pricing, to narrowly targeted audiences. Then we can monetize both the head and the long-tail of social media content.

elaboration here:
http://techstra...art-of-the-web/

By: Hi darren herman

Hi darren herman — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 19:45:39 +0000

What prompts people to link to TinyURl et al? Insecurity about the content?

Darren, as in D, for dumber than a rock.

By: Peter Urban

Peter Urban — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 19:45:16 +0000

@rbk

I agree. Blimp.fm is kind of an example. You can exchange music tips in a twitter style conversation and create your own play list, then you can go buy the CD or mp3 if you want. I just tried it out it’s really cool. We interviewed their lead developer last weekend. The video will be on our blog soon.

Here is a complementary song dedicated to all Web 2.0 Entrepreneurs:

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By: Dave

Dave — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 19:41:33 +0000

What about recession? Why isn’t recession factored into this?

By: Ronaldo

Ronaldo — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 19:24:52 +0000

Change is a great thing to invest, especially if you are looking for high risk/high reward. Look at the investors at Google as a simple and cliched example. Search was supposed to a feature, not a full blown revenue machine 10 headed monster. Change resides with innovative thinking and challenging the status quo beliefs…. http://www.read...ex.php?RTA=web2