The Widget Bell Curve
by: Josh Hawkins
No matter how you slice it, the numbers are compelling. MySpace now has over 110 million users and Facebook just passed 65 million. And the demographic profile is prime with the majority of users falling into the 18-35 bucket.
No matter how you slice it, the numbers are compelling. MySpace now has over 110 million users and Facebook just passed 65 million. And the demographic profile is prime with the majority of users falling into the 18-35 bucket.
We recently touched on the subjects of the 
The Russian blogosphere (ca. 2 million journals) is going crazy about the recent Rexona ad campaign. 
Spoiler alert: This post gives away a key plot point of the final Harry Potter book. So if you've haven't finished the book, do not read on.
This is one of those things that in many ways is so blindingly obvious that it almost doesn’t warrant mentioning. It comes from Chris Anderson, he of Long Tail fame, from chapter 7 of his book. But, perhaps because of it’s apparent obviousness I’ve found it to be a nice conversational jumping-off point to explore other aspects… like what the remit/approach to PR should be in this new era; like the fact that online conversations lives on and on, echoing long after the original ‘speaker’ has moved on, etc… 
. This is her explanation of the top nine types of stories that people like to talk about. If you’re pitching your company to investors, customers, partners, journalists, vendors, or employees and you don’t use at least one of these story lines, you probably have a problem. And most likely you’re too close to what you’re doing, so you think that you’re uniquely “patent-pending, curve-jumping, and revolutionary.” :-) 
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