10 things we obsessed about in 2008
Following my 2007 list of “10 Things,” here are what struck me as the topics and issues we ranted and raved about in 2008:
- PR Spam – it came back over and over again, didn’t it? Great Podcast here.
- Sheriff Joe. The Arizona sheriff’s ability to generate press, national attention, reality TV, and angst
- Sarah –the best gift to late night comedians — Palin and her ability to fire up/roil up everyone from the office water-cooler to YouTube
- Layoffs and shrinkage in Arizona newspapers.
- I’m a dumb PC. Microsoft’s lame response to the Apple ads, using Seinfeld, and that thing called the Mojave Experiment.
- AdBust. GoDaddy’s annual ridiculous ad ’strategy’ during the Superbowl.
- Microhoo. The news, and spin around Microsoft’s unsuccessful bid for Yahoo
- Agency Crossing. Agency.com’s attempt to sue Scottsdale-based iCrossing for raiding its employees
- Bailout Transparency! Using social media to make the automaker’s bailout package palatable. Scott Monty’s doing a great job, but will FordStory work?
- Obamamania, which included widgets, wallpaper, Tweets, YouTube mashups, posts, comments and all the ra ra of the first social media election
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