I’m a bit of an ancient culture geek, and a big fan of the God of War series of video games. For these reasons I was both excited and wary about the new Hero of Sparta ($9.99) game for the iPhone and iPod touch, the latest Gameloft release.
Year: 2008
Sushi Lunch (w/ Jealous Dog)
Archaeology Meets web2.0
The presentations from Web 2.0 and Beyond: New Tools for Archaeological Collaboration and Communication (Vancouver, March 26-30, 2008) are now online.
Toddler Destruction Courtesy of @DunkinDonuts
Ancient World Bloggers Group: Web 2.0 and Beyond: New Tools for Archaeological Collaboration and Communication
Ancient World Bloggers Group: Web 2.0 and Beyond: New Tools for Archaeological Collaboration and Communication
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REALLY want to buy this at Wal-Mart
FeedFront 4
The next episode of FeedFront is up and ready for your viewing pleasure via PDF. Or you can wait to get it in your mailbox or at the Affiliate Summit next month…
Affiliate Marketing Blog by Shawn Collins: “Issue 4 can now be downloaded in PDF format.”
Glad to see the magazine is doing so well. Hats off to Missy, Shawn and all the contributors for making it better every month.
DISQUS and Facebook Connect Hook Up
Nifty!
Go, Disqus…
Disqus Blog » DISQUS and Facebook Connect under the mistletoe: “Facebook Connect is new technology that allows websites and blogs to plug into the Facebook platform. This holiday season, Disqus will enable all websites with Disqus-powered comments to easily integrate with Facebook Connect.”
Eat it, Jangro.
Ir-Relevantly Speaking
Sad. I really enjoyed the Relevantly Speaking blog. It is not common that an affiliate network is willing to blog about things besides “company news and offer promotion.”
Mediatrust Blog: “First, Relevantly Speaking as you know it today will change drastically. First, the blog portion will cease to exist. As proud as I am of the work we’ve done on it, we just don’t have the resources to continue writing two blogs for our company. That said, all of our blogging will be done here at blog.MediaTrust.com. The focus of that effort will be performance marketing, company news, and offer promotion. The goal is to really concentrate on our brand and make sure our blogging efforts really support our core business of performance based marketing.”
I really don’t see how it costs anymore to keep up a high quality blog rather than one focused on telling a (what will probably be dwindling) reader base about the HOTTEST NEW OFFERS! in a network.
And the interviews from places like the last Affiliate Summit were top-notch.
Oh well. Economy sucks.