- Two pictures that sum up the evolution of the Wood's marriage. (via Buzzcloud) http://bit.ly/60WNNE 20:10:14
- Really great, really basic explanation of what content marketing is. (via idealaunch) http://bit.ly/6KAvn8 14:21:01
- Dan Blank with the third installment of his persuasive & cogent look at the way to be a multi-platform media brand. http://bit.ly/8gbRaO 14:10:12
- HuffPost's Coleman tells how sponsored Tweets, other tools will drive big rev growth (via PaidContent) http://bit.ly/57E4Ac 14:00:10
- Rupert Murdoch hits the streets. Wonder what he learned. (via PaidContent) http://bit.ly/6nW7RP 13:59:13
- What's the next era of content? Talking curation, new content forms & increases in quality. (via Jarvis) http://bit.ly/71s7gE 13:57:52
- Rebutting the fear of cookie-cutter content: The social graph will reject the bad stuff. (via BroadStuff) http://bit.ly/6tlyaX 13:48:24
- Are we at the end of an era of good content? (via TechCrunch) http://bit.ly/8IXtUM 13:47:15
- What would happen if you decided to avoid Google for 1 week on online activity? Here's what. (via BenjaminEllis) http://bit.ly/6vE25Q 13:45:42
- Perspective from the "free money isn't necessarily a good thing" camp. (via TheBigPicture) http://bit.ly/6MW1hG 13:41:19
- Retail sales didn't really grown in Nov. The tracking methodology changed. (via TheBigPicture) http://bit.ly/6V8Mj8 13:39:44
- A detailed look at trend in credit card charge-offs at banks [a key to consumer delevering] (via CalculatedRisk) http://bit.ly/5KPnpI 13:37:45
- Here's why we should be paying attention to Volker's message: he's gonna win the argument. (via Baselinescenario) http://bit.ly/86vtx4 13:30:17
- The Bureau of Labor Statistics project where 5.5M jobs will come from in the next decade. (hat tip to BusinessInsider) http://bit.ly/5zNyRI 13:16:21
- If creating liquidity by extending credit will extend the stock rally, then logic says it will eventually happen. http://bit.ly/5Rj7qx 13:08:04
