Welcome to the new look adliterate
Small Birthday celebration
How postmodern is this?
Adliterate in the flesh
A few years ago Paul Colman tried to sell a print out of this blog on Ebay. As far as I am aware no one was remotely interested. undaunted by this I have collected together the 'best' posts from adliterate over the past six years and had those lovely...
Now thats what I call co-creation 2
After the huge success of the co-authored Age of Conversation last year, it is back but bigger and better.
This year 237 authors from 15 countries have put their minds to the subject of 'why don't they get it', with each author contributing a chapter.
I have written a manifesto which highlights...
Orwell – the father of blogging
Three years young
Image courtesy of Below Zero.
Forgive this self indulgent post but I just wanted to say thank you to everyone that has helped adliterate stay the course for three years this month, whether commenting, linking or reading. Self evidently I couldn't do it without you.
In particular your comments that offer...
The adliterate address 2008
Greetings adliterate readers everywhere and a belated happy New Year.
I'm not in the habit of writing self referential posts but a little bit of an agenda for the year never goes amiss.
2008 marks the third year in the life of this website, starting as it did in March 2005. And my sincere hope is that...
Blogging goes mainstream
For a while now Todd Andrlick has been compiling a weekly ranking of Marketing blogs called the Power 150. Earlier this year he expanded it outside the US to create a Global Power 150, and for the first time blogs like Russell's, John's, Gavin's,James' and mine got included.
So authoritative...
Adliterate is back
That bridge shot from the Marin Headlands as the fog rushes into the bay. Image courtesy of John Curley
Been on my hols in the extraordinary and beautiful San Francisco. Clearly unable to post while in a California state of mind on account of feeling too damn nice...The curious case of the mushroom cloud
Peter Sellers in Kubrick's 1965 film, Dr Strangelove. Image from dvdbeaver.com.
A light little post for you after the death of planning ding dong.
Ever since I had my statcounter installed I have been able to tell the proportion of people coming from different countries. On the average day about...
