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Twitter for Business webcast from O’Reilly

by Nitin Badjatia on November 16, 2008

in Business, office2.0, web2.0

Image via CrunchBase

As a regular user of Twitter I often get asked by business people if I see value in using the micro-blogging service for business.  While the nuances of twitter may vary if you are in marketing, customer support, or other parts of an enterprise,  I do think its an important new channel to [...]

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Target Marketing | chrisbrogan.com

by Nitin Badjatia on November 6, 2008

in web2.0

Image by CC Chapman via Flickr

I found this fascinating quote today:
Here are some things that are true: people don’t read. And when they pretend to read, they skim. Comprehension and context are at an all time low. We’re snackers, and it’s adding up. Where this hits us the worst is when communications professionals attempt to [...]

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Windows Live Messenger Beta Invites

by Nitin Badjatia on April 4, 2006

in Uncategorized

I just received several invitations for the Windows Live Messenger Beta.  If anyone is interested, leave me a reply with a valid email address, and I’ll forward an invite.  Only have a few, so first come, first serve.

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Seth Godin points out the flaws of Marketers today

by Nitin Badjatia on January 11, 2006

in Uncategorized

A short, but interesting post by Seth Godin that is worth reading: Farming and hunting.

 

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Mainstream migration of Podcasts

by Nitin Badjatia on December 12, 2005

in Uncategorized

Steve Rubel, over at Micro Persuasion, makes a brief mention of new podcast downloads at Fidelity Investments’ Registered Investment Advisor Group.  While not in the true podcast spirit (To access the actual audio, you have to go through a registration process), the fact that Fidelity is offering this service is worth noting.
I think we’re just [...]

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