Comments on: Google Sidewiki Panics Brand Managers: Some Use Hacks to Jam The Service http://usefularts.us/2009/11/24/google-sidewiki-brands-need-strategy/ Online Law Blog: How trademark, copyright, privacy and politics shape the Web. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 13:55:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Familiarize Yourself with Sidewikis, or Pay the Consequences | http://usefularts.us/2009/11/24/google-sidewiki-brands-need-strategy/#comment-7267 Familiarize Yourself with Sidewikis, or Pay the Consequences | Tue, 23 Feb 2010 02:28:04 +0000 http://usefularts.us/?p=3288#comment-7267 [...] Google Sidewiki Panics Brand Managers: Some Use Hacks to Jam the Service [...] [...] Google Sidewiki Panics Brand Managers: Some Use Hacks to Jam the Service [...]

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]]> By: Law Firm Ads Court Pedophiles, Rapists, and Child Beaters with Ugly Tactics « Crisis in the Family Courts; Our Children are at Risk~! http://usefularts.us/2009/11/24/google-sidewiki-brands-need-strategy/#comment-6824 Law Firm Ads Court Pedophiles, Rapists, and Child Beaters with Ugly Tactics « Crisis in the Family Courts; Our Children are at Risk~! Mon, 30 Nov 2009 06:17:36 +0000 http://usefularts.us/?p=3288#comment-6824 [...] anyone like to send this firm a message? Its simple to do. See my earlier post on Google sidewiki, and go type what you think of this firm’s advertising on their home [...] [...] anyone like to send this firm a message? Its simple to do. See my earlier post on Google sidewiki, and go type what you think of this firm’s advertising on their home [...]

]]> By: JR http://usefularts.us/2009/11/24/google-sidewiki-brands-need-strategy/#comment-6810 JR Mon, 30 Nov 2009 01:09:16 +0000 http://usefularts.us/?p=3288#comment-6810 Here goes again with the link: http://reframeit.com Here goes again with the link:

http://reframeit.com

]]> By: JR http://usefularts.us/2009/11/24/google-sidewiki-brands-need-strategy/#comment-6809 JR Mon, 30 Nov 2009 01:08:42 +0000 http://usefularts.us/?p=3288#comment-6809 Just FYI, SideWiki is a blatant copy of the work of a startup company called ReframeIt (http://reframeit.com), which recently launched a new/revised version of its own software for commenting on web pages. Just FYI, SideWiki is a blatant copy of the work of a startup company called ReframeIt (http://reframeit.com), which recently launched a new/revised version of its own software for commenting on web pages.

]]> By: Dave Wieneke http://usefularts.us/2009/11/24/google-sidewiki-brands-need-strategy/#comment-6764 Dave Wieneke Thu, 26 Nov 2009 07:01:12 +0000 http://usefularts.us/?p=3288#comment-6764 Other than hand wringing and claiming one's site, it appeared there was little that could be done. So, this posts starts to cover responses such as hacking blocks to sidewiki traffic. I'd like to see some metrics on adoption and use to date. This could go the way of Knoll, Google's last disruptive idea which is off of most radar screens. Other than hand wringing and claiming one’s site, it appeared there was little that could be done. So, this posts starts to cover responses such as hacking blocks to sidewiki traffic.

I’d like to see some metrics on adoption and use to date. This could go the way of Knoll, Google’s last disruptive idea which is off of most radar screens.

]]> By: Todd Randolph http://usefularts.us/2009/11/24/google-sidewiki-brands-need-strategy/#comment-6752 Todd Randolph Tue, 24 Nov 2009 15:57:36 +0000 http://usefularts.us/?p=3288#comment-6752 after the initial storm surge when sidewiki launched, I haven't seen a lot about it. don't know if that is lack of traction with my cohort or people still trying to figure it out (although lack of knowledge rarely seems to prevent pontification). thanks for the reminder that sidewiki is not going anywhere and could be or start the next brand crisis. after the initial storm surge when sidewiki launched, I haven’t seen a lot about it. don’t know if that is lack of traction with my cohort or people still trying to figure it out (although lack of knowledge rarely seems to prevent pontification). thanks for the reminder that sidewiki is not going anywhere and could be or start the next brand crisis.

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