Google released a teaser comic about their latest develops, Google Chrome browser. Besides the fact that I want it (not avail yet) and this mode of Simplexity communications (think CommonCraft) are increasingly necessary in the modern age...
Most intriguing for advertisers are page 23's implications:
I think this page is a really simple metaphor and explainer to clients for just how Web 2.0 has/will continually handicap the classic, long-held interruption model of advertising.
Note other trends of this sort on Facebook such as the new "thumbs up/thumbs down" ad options for voting "irrelevant" or "uninteresting" advertising out of your social life.
As predicted (endlessly) by many of us, WEB 2.0 IS ENABLING PEEPS TO SHUT OUT THE UNWANTED (SPAM) OUT OF OUR LIVES. And the passkey back in won't be in trojan horses and increased noise, but rather: offering up generous value.
Share ideas that inspire. FALLON PLANNERS (and co-conspirators) are freely invited to post trends, commentary, obscure ephemera and insightful rants regarding the experience of branding.
Wednesday, September 03, 2008
Web 2.0: Advertus Interuptus
Posted by AKI SYSTEMS 2600 at 9/03/2008 08:09:00 AM
Labels: Ad Agency Deathwatch, Disintermediation, generousity, google chrome, Shift Happens, Simplexity, WEB2.0
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the wait is killing me.
i want my chromed-out web experience already!
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