M&M has been taking some bold moves into Web 2.0 over the pas 6 months.  Their first notable effort was to build out web-based system whereby I could customize a an M&M to look like me.  This effort was supported with traditional media.
The interface looked like this:

It was a little rough around the edges, but […]

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I went out and picked up a new copy of iLife this past weekend.  I’m not one to review softward, but the new iPhoto was a welcomed departure from the cumbersome version still found on most Macs today.  The new features are great - such as being able to view the photographs within a folder […]

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IBM’s research labs in England have been working on a new project called DIY Shopper.  The juggernaut of the computer age has teamed up with Kingfisher, a leading home improvement/DIY store in the UK and Asia, do build out a website that takes into account some of the best attributes of Web 2.0.

The new site will […]

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This past fall Motorola shook up its marketing department and brought in a new CMO, Casey Keller.
Adage did a spread on him in May, stating:
Motorola is shifting its marketing strategy away from its mobile devices such as the Razr or Pebl to one more squarely focused on the consumer. Casey Keller…said Motorola believes the mobile-phone […]

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Facebook is the new MySpace.  How many times have we already heard this one?
    
ClickZgot me onto the down-with-MySpace, up-with-Facebook craze with an article they published way, way back in April.  In it, Tessa Wegert took the non-student (me) through the differences between MySpace and Facebook as well as the effect open membership has had […]

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