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I’ve been thinking some more about Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon professor whose inspirational “last lecture” became such a phenomenon over the past six months or so, and who just passed away this weekend from pancreatic cancer. I’ve written ab
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11 months ago
I did watch Randy Pausch's entire lecture online, after reading about it in the WSJ. The article didn't mention there was a YouTube video but Googled his name right away and found it.
I got 2 main points from your post: 1) online media helps accelerate what would have taken much longer before things like YouTube existed. 2) content is King
There is so much buzz these days around viral marketing and social media that companies are forgetting that they have to have something compelling to say, or all the technology in the world won't do them any good.
--Amrita
11 months ago
11 months ago
But what the internet does is provide a means by which more significant or deeper content can surface & reach a mass market, which would have been impossible otherwise. This is one example of the under estimation of the uses of web technology.
11 months ago