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Ahhhh my birthday present is 2 days early!!!!!!!!!!!!! “The group known as LulzSec has been promising Sony attacks since this past weekend when it posted to its Twitter account that it is engaged in an operation it calls “Sownage,” shorthand for Sony Ownage. The group stated at the time that it was working on hatching a plan that would be the “beginning of the end” for Sony. It has yet to reveal what it has planned. But yesterday the group said that the attack was already under way, seemingly without Sony’s knowledge.” sownage FTW! soaring pride.  AND SO LYRICAL. WOW, I’m blown away: “Keep on crying, Sony fanboys,” the group tweeted today. “Your tears create the sea and your whining creates the wind that we so gracefully use to traverse onward.” Bravo! (source)

Ahhhh my birthday present is 2 days early!!!!!!!!!!!!!

“The group known as LulzSec has been promising Sony attacks since this past weekend when it posted to its Twitter account that it is engaged in an operation it calls “Sownage,” shorthand for Sony Ownage. The group stated at the time that it was working on hatching a plan that would be the “beginning of the end” for Sony. It has yet to reveal what it has planned. But yesterday the group said that the attack was already under way, seemingly without Sony’s knowledge.”

sownage FTW! soaring pride. 

AND SO LYRICAL. WOW, I’m blown away:

“Keep on crying, Sony fanboys,” the group tweeted today. “Your tears create the sea and your whining creates the wind that we so gracefully use to traverse onward.”

Bravo!

(source)

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Respect The Internet @ Santos Party House! RESPECTTHEINTERNET.com Follow live online at http://www.stickam.com/respecttheinternet Is marketing ruining the Internet? Join Ketchum on Dec. 3 for a day-long conversation and debate about the role companies can (and should or should not) play in shaping online culture. We’re bringing thinkers and leaders from ROFLCon, Buzzfeed, BoingBoing, VICE, Gawker Media, MIT, Harvard, and, hopefully, you, together to collectively try to figure out if there’s a middle ground between what marketers need to offer and what Web users actually want. Speakers: Mark Frauenfelder, Editor-in-Chief, BoingBoing and MAKE Magazine Jonah Peretti, Founder, Buzzfeed and The Huffington Post Alexis Ohanian, Co-founder, Reddit, and Founder, Breadpig Tim Hwang, Co-founder, ROFLCon Alex Pasternack, Editor, Motherboard.tv and VICE Magazine’sscience and technology culture site Grant McCracken, Anthropologist and Author of Chief Culture Officer Scott Heiferman, CEO and Co-founder, MeetUp.com Irin Carmon, Blogger, Jezebel Christina Xu, Co-founder, ROFLCon and Breadpig Jeff Simmermon, Director, Digital Communications, Time Warner Cable Ilya Zhitomirski, Co-founder, Diaspora Patrick Davison, Co-founder, MemeFactory, and Researcher, Web Ecology Project Greg Leuch, Creator, Shaved Bieber, and Member, F.A.T. Lab Mike Rugnetta, Co-founder, MemeFactory, the definitive performance art piece about internet culture Lilit Marcus, Co-founder, Save The Assistants, and Editor-in-Chief,TheGloss.com Agenda:9:15-10:15 a.m.     “Memes, Lulz and Internet Culture” Why these things are important, and why marketers might want to pay more attention to what happens organically on the Web.   10:15-11:15 a.m.“Why Geeks Matter”Making the case for why marketers should pay more attention to communities of geeks (not just tech geeks), and less attention to what they perceive to be “the mainstream.”  11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.  “Mommies, Gamers, Frat Boys and Tweens”Exploring gender, age and race bias in marketing, particularly around the gap between demographic perception and reality when it comes to some of the most important communities on the Web today.  1:15- 2:15 p.m.“The Behavior Gap Between Companies and People”When companies start using social media, they behave very differently than your average Web user —they talk differently, use different platforms and never quite fit in. But can brands and people ever harmoniously coexist?  2:15-3:15 p.m.“Big Data and the Promise of Web Culture”An examination of what large data sets, mined intelligently, can tell us about how people engage with each other and with information on the Web. The future of marketing just might be hiding where Madison Avenue enters Silicon Valley.  3:15-4:15 p.m.“Is there hope? What Does a Symbiotic Future Look Like?”A look down the road and, hopefully, around some corners, at some ideas for how we might better bridge the gap between the internet of the people and the Internet of marketers.   Time: Dec. 3, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Respect The Internet @ Santos Party House!

RESPECTTHEINTERNET.com

Follow live online at http://www.stickam.com/respecttheinternet

Is marketing ruining the Internet? Join Ketchum on Dec. 3 for a day-long conversation and debate about the role companies can (and should or should not) play in shaping online culture. We’re bringing thinkers and leaders from ROFLCon, Buzzfeed, BoingBoing, VICE, Gawker Media, MIT, Harvard, and, hopefully, you, together to collectively try to figure out if there’s a middle ground between what marketers need to offer and what Web users actually want.

Speakers:

Agenda:9:15-10:15 a.m.     “Memes, Lulz and Internet Culture” Why these things are important, and why marketers might want to pay more attention to what happens organically on the Web. 

 10:15-11:15 a.m.“Why Geeks Matter”Making the case for why marketers should pay more attention to communities of geeks (not just tech geeks), and less attention to what they perceive to be “the mainstream.” 

11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.  “Mommies, Gamers, Frat Boys and Tweens”Exploring gender, age and race bias in marketing, particularly around the gap between demographic perception and reality when it comes to some of the most important communities on the Web today. 

1:15- 2:15 p.m.“The Behavior Gap Between Companies and People”When companies start using social media, they behave very differently than your average Web user —they talk differently, use different platforms and never quite fit in. But can brands and people ever harmoniously coexist? 

2:15-3:15 p.m.“Big Data and the Promise of Web Culture”An examination of what large data sets, mined intelligently, can tell us about how people engage with each other and with information on the Web. The future of marketing just might be hiding where Madison Avenue enters Silicon Valley. 

3:15-4:15 p.m.“Is there hope? What Does a Symbiotic Future Look Like?”A look down the road and, hopefully, around some corners, at some ideas for how we might better bridge the gap between the internet of the people and the Internet of marketers.  

Time: Dec. 3, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

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