What Does Barack Obama's Presidency mean for Internet Marketers? You Decide?

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some people are prolific - it's part of being sociable, intelligent and intellectually active.
Next year my taxes will be in the 5 figures. So figure it out.

Almost none of your hundreds of daily posts are intelligent, sociable or have any value whatosover and I keep you on ignore most of the time. You have a huge ego and you want to be a "star" of DNforum so you sit around posting all day. That is why your "future" tax bill is only 5 figures and will probably never make it to 6 figures.

From your political "discussions" all I can gather is that you think Bush/Mccain are bad so somehow this translates into Obama boing good but you never actually say why in all the hundreds and hundreds of posts. Face facts, you got some stupid award and now you think everybody is sitting around waiting for you to post in their thread. Get a frigging job and you wan't have to worry about taking money from plumbers who work for a living.

 

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This article http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=212000815 says

"Obama's Internet candidacy should be a lesson for business as well, said Trippi, who does both political and business consulting on the use of the Internet. "You have to change your whole way of thinking," he said. "You're going to lose control of your brand to a large degree, unless you create networks to change your brand."

Historically, businesses have sought to be big and controlling Goliaths, and the Internet and social networks are becoming armies of Davids. "You don't want to be Goliath anymore, you want to be the guys handing out the slingshots," Trippi said.

For example: The traditional recording industry is a Goliath, trying to force people to continue to buy whole albums and CDs to get one good song. The army of Davids consists of consumers downloading music.

Apple is the company selling slingshots, in the form of iPods and iTunes."


I like the sounds of that.