Assorted nonsense and marginally relevant shenanigans via my personal delicious.com bookmarks. – Who should be on your CMS shortlist?: A quick read on the ups/downs/pros/cons of various CMS solutions available today. Not comprehensive by any means, but a good start. – 10 Must-Follow Usability Experts on Twitter: The title says it all. Looking forward to [...]

Assorted nonsense and marginally relevant shenanigans via my personal delicious.com bookmarks. – What Twitter and Facebook Can Learn From Phish: To borrow a phrase from Ken Kesey, "You're either on the bus…or off the bus." I dig this article for the linkage between musical communities and online social communities (a double soft spot for me) [...]

Assorted nonsense and marginally relevant shenanigans via my personal delicious.com bookmarks. – 25 Free Mac Apps That Will Boost Your Productivity: A couple of gems in this list I didn't know about before. Niice. – Debunking Social Media Myths: A short and sweet read from David Armano on social media seeding, feeding and weeding. – [...]

Assorted nonsense and marginally relevant shenanigans via my personal delicious.com bookmarks. – Where is Everyone?- Baekdal.com: A fascinating look back and look forward at the ever-evolving face of media consumption. Killer graphics included! – The Counterintuitive CEO: How can CEOs understand social technologies?: A succinct post on how to quickly begin understanding social media and [...]

These are my links for January 15th through January 26th:

- How Should Your Company Handle Negative Blog Comments? | Marketing Profs Daily Fix Blog: Some common sense advice on entering the fray of a negative blog comment stream.

- Organic vs. Inorganic Communities | The Harte of Marketing: A great read on the pros/cons/differences between types of online communities. Good food for thought for anyone thinking about community-building for clients or for their own purposes.

- Introduction To Getting Paid For Value Instead of Time – SlideShare: It makes sense when you think about it, but with clients indoctrinated in an old system mindset and agencies hardly every willing to push the point, it's hard to say if/when the paradigm shift could happen. Regardless, agencies need to start rethinking what sort of value they provide their clients by merely executing and not putting a price tag on strategy, which is the real product.

- What Your Global Neighbors Are Buying – Interactive Graphic – NYTimes.com: Man, the New York Times really have their stuff together when it comes to making clean, simple, yet informative interactive infographics. Solid.

- SHIFT Communications Web 2.0 Press Release: A great template for "web 2.0" press releases. Nicely done.