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Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

Spent quite a bit of time with Jon Froda and Jesper Bindslev before/during/after the Reboot conference. They were great company and really well up on trends in blogging and marketing. Check out their blog or RSS. Thanks for your great hospitality guys!

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links for 2006-07-19

Ypulse: What Teens Want Spotted by Declan Elliott (tags: marketing technology co-creation teens culture ypulse) YouTube – BakuTen – house of dominos As Euan says stunning and bonkers. (tags: funny

a set of sound control sliders set to zero

Almost nothing

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The other side of Coke

I know I keep linking to it but hey, I think The Nub is a pretty good site. Lots of information and a good dollop of well-expressed attitude. Tim Carter