Thoughts of the Month, February

The thoughts of the Month for February, The thoughts that did not make it into a post but that are worth a read.

T-mobile “Lifes For Sharing” flashmob ad at Liverpool Street station, London, LINK (YouTube)
Media agency Curb takes advantage of the London snow and launches snow tagging campaign, LINK (Springwise)
Google Proves Humanity Is Sick and Sad, Yet Absolutely Hilarious, LINK (Gizmodo)
Seth Godin’s 9 Alternative MBA students list 999 business ideas, LINK
Charlie Rose interviews Marc Andreessen, co-author of Mosaic, founder of Netscape & Ning, LINK (video)
Why Can’t The Ford Foundation Buy The New York Times? LINK (Forbes)
Video of Googler Matt Cutts’ State of the Index 2008 presentation at PubCon, LINK (GoogleBlog)
Glam edits Oscars Twitter feed and makes money, LINK (Venture Beat)
Mickey Rourke’s Best Male Lead Acceptance Speech at the 2009 Spirit Awards, LINK (YouTube)
Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore take fans backstage via Twitter, LINK (NYTimes)
Evangelists Turning Bearish on Online Advertising, LINK (Techcrunch)
Who’s counting how many people visit websites? LINK (Technology Review)
Mashable looks at Why Big Brands Struggle with Social Media, LINK
French Town Changing its Name to Improve Google SEO, LINK
Mad Men’s Don Draper pitches the Carousel to Kodak video, LINK (YouTube)
Techcrunch’s Sarah Lacy Explains why Social Networks are Good for Kids, LINK

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