http://www.roughtype.com/archives/2006/02/fons_unsavory_b.php When Web 1.0 startups wanted to build buzz, they bought Super Bowl ads. When Web 2.0 companies want to build buzz, they buy bloggers. Like it or not, that's one of the implications of an article by Rebecca Buckman in today's Wall Street Journal, which reveals that Spain's FON has put a bunch of big-name bloggers on its advisory board. The advisors are in line for a nice payday should FON prove a success. In... en-us http://www.energizar.com/ Acupuncture http://hitchhiker.blogsome.com/2006/02/10/the-new-old-boy-network/ About 6 month ago, I had thought that the world of entrepreneurship has really changed and that various factors had make it much much more accessible to the “average joe.” I called it the rise of Armchair Entrepreneurship Today, I realize... http://www.merodeando.com/blog/archivos/2006/02/10-terremoto-fon.php http://www.ejovi.net/2006/02/09/fon-usa-advisors-again/ Today there was a WSJ article written by Rebecca Buckman that tries to create a scandal of FON's use of an advisory board. I'm a little disturbered because as the US Country Manager it was my responsibility and ultimitely decision to build the USA advi... http://www.tecnorantes.com/?p=318 Cuando las empresas querían generar ruido en la web 1.0, compraban anuncios en la Superbowl. Cuando las empresas 2.0 quieren generar ruido, compran bloggers. Nicholas Carr, en referencia al articulo del Wall Street Journal, criticando duramente a Fo...