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links for 2008-11-25

P&G's McConnell Not Sure Marketers Belong on Social Networks - Advertising Age - Digital

Don't we have to rethink the idea of mass media?

(tags: media facebook)
Researcher Claims “Attention Spirals” Hold Key To Predicting Success Of YouTube Videos

Interesting perspective on the spread of information online. Curious how this fits with current social network research

(tags: You+tube attention viral)
College Stops Giving Students New Email Accounts: Start Of New Trend? - ReadWriteWeb

At first glance, this seems really smart. Although my school uses Google Apps, which is also a nice option.

(tags: university students technology)
Accenture's millennial job survey: Obsolete? - BusinessWeek

I think there is a subtext that younger employees will find a way to get the technology they want.

(tags: generations employee recruitment)

Posted on Tuesday, November 25, 2008 | Permalink

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