For info on how it’s done check from 0:58.

As this does look very helpful I’m gonna give it a shot and see how I go. Once you highlight a term Juice will give you a quick summary of the topic aggregating sources such as Wikipedia, Google News and YouTube.

• The Onion reports that Microsoft’s $300m ad campaign is responsible for televisions crashing all across the US
• ZDNet video interviews with the leaders of 3 of Australia’s largest ISPs on the issues around ISP-level filtering and more on the government’s Chinese style censorship at Computerworld
• Article about a neuroscientist’s suggestion that the internet changes the way our brains work and that the geeks will rule
• The Age of Conversation 2 book has been released
• Complete Joe the Plumber and Barack Obama conversation without Fox News commentary and an article on the internet buzz about McCain’s BFF at SMH
• FEED - Razorfish’s Consumer Experience Report 2008
• Dopplr, an online tool for frequent business travellers
• Great web page analyzer tool and on Conversation Marketing a checklist to assess your internet marketing

One of Microsoft’s I’m a PC recording booths parked just outside an Apple Store in Birmingham, England. [via]

• One of my pet campaigns at McCann for Microsoft, the Devsta Challenge, recently finished and the winners just got announced so make sure you check out the top apps
• A study by the Keller Fay Group says that Coke is the most talked about brand in the US
• Windows 7 borrows from OS X, avoids Vista
• Digital Marketing airport analogy
• Download the second Advocacy 2.0 Guide: Cross-posting for Advocacy, An Introduction to Effective Social Media Integration
• Obama’s 30 minute ad that cost him $8m to air on TV
• Apps galore on LinkedIn (finally)
• Youth says No to marketing on social networks but responds to email
• Wired: Paul Boutin reckons blogs are so 2004 with the broad offer in functionality and usability of social networks
• Julian has a leaked video about the Australian internet filter over a his blog Adspace Pioneers
• Last but not least I just finished reading Without Warning by John Birmingham and there’s a great review (with spoilers) on Duncan Riley’s blog

I’m off to Western Australia for 9 days to drive 2,000 klicks up north from Perth and back down again and see the famous pinnacles, swim with dolphins and so on.

In the meantime no posts so here’s a few collected links:

• Client Side Blog post on conversion counting more than ever In digital
• Campaign Brief Magazine online edition for free till end of the year (only July/August issue so far though)
• Will it blend? - interview with Tom Dickson
• Tourism Australia is happy with online sponsorship response
• Save cash on eBay thanks to other people’s typos with Fat Fingers
• Guns and toddlers are just not a good combo
• Minit - parent to parent advice
• 10 most sought-after skills in web development
• Forrester: New 2008 social technographics data reveals rapid growth in adoption
• PriceWaterhouseCoopers predicts that traditional media has 5 years left
• Last but not least: The first minute of Who’s Nailin’ Paylin (SFW but I wonder if there’s a McCain scene in this)

Daniel Rozin’s work of interactive art from 1999.