Comments on: Kodak’s YouTube Mosaic: Not Exactly http://www.ibrander.org/2009/12/kodaks-youtube-mosaic-not-exactly/#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed creative leadership for the digital brand Mon, 21 Jun 2010 17:23:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Free Movie Online http://www.ibrander.org/2009/12/kodaks-youtube-mosaic-not-exactly/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Free Movie Online Mon, 21 Jun 2010 17:23:46 +0000 http://www.ibrander.org/?p=204#comment-13 <strong>Yahoo Movie...</strong> This is really good news today.... Yahoo Movie…

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]]> By: Russell Granger http://www.ibrander.org/2009/12/kodaks-youtube-mosaic-not-exactly/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Russell Granger Tue, 08 Dec 2009 00:00:38 +0000 http://www.ibrander.org/?p=204#comment-11 Impressive response time, Tom, you guys really do get it when it comes to social media monitoring! <br><br>It's exciting to see a brand -- particularly one with a legacy of equity as deep and as long as Kodak -- embracing the still largely uncharted territory characterized by the true integration of advertising, promotion, engagement, user-generated content, and socialization. Given all of that, the near-misses in the interaction design are easily forgiven ;) Impressive response time, Tom, you guys really do get it when it comes to social media monitoring!

It's exciting to see a brand — particularly one with a legacy of equity as deep and as long as Kodak — embracing the still largely uncharted territory characterized by the true integration of advertising, promotion, engagement, user-generated content, and socialization. Given all of that, the near-misses in the interaction design are easily forgiven ;)

]]> By: Thomas Hoehn http://www.ibrander.org/2009/12/kodaks-youtube-mosaic-not-exactly/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Thomas Hoehn Mon, 07 Dec 2009 23:27:50 +0000 http://www.ibrander.org/?p=204#comment-12 Thanks for your review of this program. Obviously you spent time getting to know it. <br>Thanks also for the props in your conclusion about our willingness to take on the risk of backlash. We have been using social media for more than 3 years now and have learned much and are always willing to learn more (as evidenced by your post ;-). We feel that engaging our customers is key. Sometimes you need a thick skin but the alternative of ignoring is not an option for us and all companies today for that matter. We like to think that we are on the "companies that get it" side of the spectrum. We put some of those thoughts in a <a href="http://www.kodak.com/US/images/en/corp/aboutKodak/onlineToday/Social_Media_9_8.pdf" rel="nofollow">Social Media Tips booklet</a> you and your readers might like. <br><br>thanks, tom hoehn from Kodak Thanks for your review of this program. Obviously you spent time getting to know it.
Thanks also for the props in your conclusion about our willingness to take on the risk of backlash. We have been using social media for more than 3 years now and have learned much and are always willing to learn more (as evidenced by your post ;-) . We feel that engaging our customers is key. Sometimes you need a thick skin but the alternative of ignoring is not an option for us and all companies today for that matter. We like to think that we are on the “companies that get it” side of the spectrum. We put some of those thoughts in a Social Media Tips booklet you and your readers might like.

thanks, tom hoehn from Kodak

]]> By: Russell Granger http://www.ibrander.org/2009/12/kodaks-youtube-mosaic-not-exactly/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Russell Granger Mon, 07 Dec 2009 19:00:38 +0000 http://www.ibrander.org/?p=204#comment-8 Impressive response time, Tom, you guys really do get it when it comes to social media monitoring! <br><br>It's exciting to see a brand -- particularly one with a legacy of equity as deep and as long as Kodak -- embracing the still largely uncharted territory characterized by the true integration of advertising, promotion, engagement, user-generated content, and socialization. Given all of that, the near-misses in the interaction design are easily forgiven ;) Impressive response time, Tom, you guys really do get it when it comes to social media monitoring!

It's exciting to see a brand — particularly one with a legacy of equity as deep and as long as Kodak — embracing the still largely uncharted territory characterized by the true integration of advertising, promotion, engagement, user-generated content, and socialization. Given all of that, the near-misses in the interaction design are easily forgiven ;)

]]> By: Thomas Hoehn http://www.ibrander.org/2009/12/kodaks-youtube-mosaic-not-exactly/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Thomas Hoehn Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:27:50 +0000 http://www.ibrander.org/?p=204#comment-9 Thanks for your review of this program. Obviously you spent time getting to know it. <br>Thanks also for the props in your conclusion about our willingness to take on the risk of backlash. We have been using social media for more than 3 years now and have learned much and are always willing to learn more (as evidenced by your post ;-). We feel that engaging our customers is key. Sometimes you need a thick skin but the alternative of ignoring is not an option for us and all companies today for that matter. We like to think that we are on the "companies that get it" side of the spectrum. We put some of those thoughts in a <a href="http://www.kodak.com/US/images/en/corp/aboutKodak/onlineToday/Social_Media_9_8.pdf" rel="nofollow">Social Media Tips booklet</a> you and your readers might like. <br><br>thanks, tom hoehn from Kodak Thanks for your review of this program. Obviously you spent time getting to know it.
Thanks also for the props in your conclusion about our willingness to take on the risk of backlash. We have been using social media for more than 3 years now and have learned much and are always willing to learn more (as evidenced by your post ;-) . We feel that engaging our customers is key. Sometimes you need a thick skin but the alternative of ignoring is not an option for us and all companies today for that matter. We like to think that we are on the “companies that get it” side of the spectrum. We put some of those thoughts in a Social Media Tips booklet you and your readers might like.

thanks, tom hoehn from Kodak

]]> By: Russell Granger http://www.ibrander.org/2009/12/kodaks-youtube-mosaic-not-exactly/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Russell Granger Mon, 07 Dec 2009 16:00:38 +0000 http://www.ibrander.org/?p=204#comment-4 Impressive response time, Tom, you guys really do get it when it comes to social media monitoring! <br><br>It's exciting to see a brand -- particularly one with a legacy of equity as deep and as long as Kodak -- embracing the still largely uncharted territory characterized by the true integration of advertising, promotion, engagement, user-generated content, and socialization. Given all of that, the near-misses in the interaction design are easily forgiven ;) Impressive response time, Tom, you guys really do get it when it comes to social media monitoring!

It's exciting to see a brand — particularly one with a legacy of equity as deep and as long as Kodak — embracing the still largely uncharted territory characterized by the true integration of advertising, promotion, engagement, user-generated content, and socialization. Given all of that, the near-misses in the interaction design are easily forgiven ;)

]]> By: Thomas Hoehn http://www.ibrander.org/2009/12/kodaks-youtube-mosaic-not-exactly/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Thomas Hoehn Mon, 07 Dec 2009 15:27:50 +0000 http://www.ibrander.org/?p=204#comment-3 Thanks for your review of this program. Obviously you spent time getting to know it. <br>Thanks also for the props in your conclusion about our willingness to take on the risk of backlash. We have been using social media for more than 3 years now and have learned much and are always willing to learn more (as evidenced by your post ;-). We feel that engaging our customers is key. Sometimes you need a thick skin but the alternative of ignoring is not an option for us and all companies today for that matter. We like to think that we are on the "companies that get it" side of the spectrum. We put some of those thoughts in a <a href="http://www.kodak.com/US/images/en/corp/aboutKodak/onlineToday/Social_Media_9_8.pdf" rel="nofollow">Social Media Tips booklet</a> you and your readers might like. <br><br>thanks, tom hoehn from Kodak Thanks for your review of this program. Obviously you spent time getting to know it.
Thanks also for the props in your conclusion about our willingness to take on the risk of backlash. We have been using social media for more than 3 years now and have learned much and are always willing to learn more (as evidenced by your post ;-) . We feel that engaging our customers is key. Sometimes you need a thick skin but the alternative of ignoring is not an option for us and all companies today for that matter. We like to think that we are on the “companies that get it” side of the spectrum. We put some of those thoughts in a Social Media Tips booklet you and your readers might like.

thanks, tom hoehn from Kodak

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