Comments for -Customers On Fire- The Co-Creative Business Show

Comment on Marketing Monger Podcast by Ed Reif

Ed Reif — Thu, 25 Jan 2007 17:32:16 +0000

Hay would this qualify for the 24 ad agency. Votes are off the hook.

You haven’t been voted off the island yet.

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Comment on COF1 - The Co-Creative Business Show - Shownotes by Marcel de Ruiter

Marcel de Ruiter — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 20:02:49 +0000

Hi Karl,

Nice podcast on SL and thanks for pointing me to it on my blog!

Best regards,
Marcel

Comment on COF4 Special Guest John Winsor CEO of Radar Communications (enhanced m4a) by karl

karl — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 22:45:42 +0000

Thanks for the comment Lev,

glad you enjoyed it, it was a great conversation. It is amazing how fragmented and often silo’d the “value network” is, which is surprising considering how the concept of the value network was really supposed to be a unifying concept.

Cheers,

karl

Comment on COF4 Special Guest John Winsor CEO of Radar Communications (enhanced m4a) by Lev

Lev — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 21:41:29 +0000

Nice work Karl - you are getting some great guests, keep up the good work. I particularly liked the aspect of involving all levels - from suppliers through to the consumer - in the creation process. It’s a strong basis for co-creation, but too often not implemented.

Comment on COF3 Special Guest Yobie Benjamin CEO of GoodStorm (enhanced m4a) by Futurelab's Blog

Futurelab's Blog — Thu, 20 Jul 2006 05:54:44 +0000

Die Web2.0 Die Die Die Fucking Die or the Social Media Manifesto…

by: Karl Long publishing2.0media2.0agency2.0marketing2.0 advertising2.0audience2.0web2.0……

Comment on COF3 Special Guest Yobie Benjamin CEO of GoodStorm (mp3) by CK

CK — Tue, 18 Jul 2006 22:15:51 +0000

Karl:
Great job on this piece–especially relevant in a time where we’ve found that traditional business models are less win-win than promised (as Yobie pointed out with the poverty rates).

I speak from a unique vantage point since I worked with GoodStorm earlier in the year(on a consulting basis) and have found them to be the ‘real deal’, dedicated to empowering–not dedicated to saying they empower. While listeners were able to meet Yobie, he’s bolstered by a passionate team equally dedicated to “Capitalism Done Right”.

Like I told GoodStorm back in February, while they help many non-profits achieve their goals through dramatically higher profit margins, what their greatest contribution will be is the legacy of their fair-balanced business model.

Looking forward to next week’s segment.

Comment on COF2 - The Co-Creative Business Show 7/10/06 - m4a by Futurelab's Blog

Futurelab's Blog — Mon, 17 Jul 2006 07:42:00 +0000

YouTube Trends Report…

by: Karl Long Asi of the No Man’s Land Blog has just created a very nice little content analysis of the youtube top 100…….

Comment on COF2 - The Co-Creative Business Show 7/10/06 - m4a by Futurelab's Blog

Futurelab's Blog — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 08:06:45 +0000

Why Social Media is Dangerously Disruptive…

by: Karl Long The most dangerous thing about social media for “big business” is that it’s influence is barely noticeable on traditional measurement systems. Market share, mind share, recognition, recall, all measure the mass market……

Comment on COF1 - The Co-Creative Business Show - Shownotes by karl

karl — Thu, 06 Jul 2006 11:33:41 +0000

Hey Ozgur, I finally got it working in odeo, and itunes. Odeo’s actually a really cool service. I’m listening to suicide girls radio right now

Comment on COF1 - The Co-Creative Business Show - Shownotes by MyPhoneRocks dot com

MyPhoneRocks dot com — Wed, 05 Jul 2006 21:13:56 +0000

Second Life…

My friend Karl Long posted an article on his blog about SecondLife titled SecondLife: It’s Not a Game, The Ultimate Co-Creative Business.
Afterwards Karl and I had a long conversation about how cool it would be to take your SecondLife mobil…