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Source: pipes.yahoo.com --- 31 days ago
So I’m bringing up Julia Allison — I’m part of the problem. But Nomsociety, a parody of the Internet-famous celebrity dater’s new web series, makes it totally worthwhile. And I’m not just saying that because standing in for Julia and her team of gal pals are some gentlemen with bad wigs and hairy, yet [...] ... Source: valleywag.com --- 28 days ago
One of Julia Allison's posts to NonSociety yesterday began: "Today Meghan and I met with the most amazing real estate broker in Manhattan (and I’ve met a few) — Dain Lee from Corcoran." Allison's cofounder and fellow NonSociety blogger, Meghan Asha quoted the post on her blog and added , "Dain knows REAL ESTATE the way he knows fashion, have you ever seen a more pimp Broker? He SAVED us today, by showing us spaces that literally made me drool. NICE JOB DAIN!" Believe it or not — I didn't, at first — Allison and Asha tell us the dreadfully buoyant copy wasn't paid for by Lee, or Corcoran. But when NonSociety does start selling ads, they won't look much different. Before Allison started NonSociety, she actually sold product placements on her personal blog to Dunkin Donuts. She told us plans to bring a similar model to her new venture. "In the future, we absolutely intend to have authentic product placements," Allison said, mentioning Canon, Victoria's Secret, Sephora, American Express, and Cisco as brands she hopes will buy in. "We only want to plug products we genuinely believe in," Allison said. "We think that is the future of marketing — genuine product recommendations, no bullshit." Uncomfortably, we're on the same page as Allison when it comes to the market potential of product placements in online media. One of the more successful publishing startups over that past few years has been EQAL, the team behind Lonelygirl15 and Kate ... Source: gawker.com --- 31 days ago
Julia Allison posted the first new, original, non-intro video to her website venture Non Society ! It's decently edited and more entertaining than a lip dub, if blatantly commercial. But that's not what this video is. It's a new parody of the lifecasting startup, albeit harrier, nuttier and significantly more disturbing than the last . And that's not necessarily a bad thing. You might recognize some of the cast ! [ NomSociety ] ... Source: valleywag.com --- 31 days ago
Richard Blakeley, the Gawker videologist who turned this year's CES into a TV-free zone, has turned his clicker on Wired covergirl Julia Allison. She is a rich target for parody: the lip dubs, the... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] ... Source: gawker.com --- 31 days ago
Last year, we brought you the news of Williamsburg's hipster doctor, Jay Parkinson of Hello Health, who will diagnose you via the IM if necessary. Well, not really, that's just how you contact... ...
Source: www.adotas.com --- 28 days ago
ADOTAS – The “Montauk Monster” remains a mystery (is it a raccoon? a pig? a dog? an evil marketing ploy? a creature from outer space? TBD!) But it’s certainly drumming up interest: today, “montauk sea creature” is the 17th-most search term (up from # 67 just yesterday), sandwiched between “dairy queen” and “jets.com” on Google Trends. According to Hitwise, “montauk monster” and “monster of montauk” are two of the 10 fastest-growing search terms. (Earthquake beat it). Bradford Williams, Yahoo’s VP of corporate communications, fell asleep during Yahoo’s annual meeting – and was caught on video, according to Valleywag. (Can you blame [...] ...
Source: teresacentric.com --- 24 days ago
Join Ted, Maegan and I for this week’s installment of Wilshire & Washington. ... Source: www.buzzfeed.com --- 33 days ago
on coverawards.com ... Source: www.buzzfeed.com --- 7 days ago
on nonsociety.com ... Source: fishbowlny.disqus.com --- 28 days ago
... Source: www.topix.com --- 32 days ago
Writer, blogger, cupcake fan and lifecaster Julia Allison indulges in the cupcakes at Betsey Johnson's 30th anniversary party. ... Source: leehopkins.net --- 35 days ago
But according to Chris Anderson's google widget, at least I'm not a nobody [search phrase: "Lee Hopkins -rugby"]. Try it for yourself. Hat tip to Mitch joel for flagging this Wired article ... Source: www.mediafuturist.com --- 27 days ago
Wired has a great story on Julia Allison's hyper-self promotional use of the Net - if you are interested in the latest Zeitgeist Trends... check it out here. Despite from the hilarious attention-clamoring I think there is a lot to be learned from this - be sure to listen to the podcasts, too. Thanks to Wired for getting anywhere close to this. ... Source: factualopinion.typepad.com --- 28 days ago
The World Last Week -The Ukraine converted to Orthodox Christianity. I'm sure that's good news to some, although I doubt they are learning about it here. My response is pretty obvious: it's 2008 and entire countries still pick a religion... ... Source: onlinemarketerblog.com --- 34 days ago
I have been trying to figure out why WIRED’s cover story on Julia Allison incensed me so much. You won’t find me bashing Paris Hilton or her ilk on this blog. As someone who barely watches TV, her brand of reality-show insta-celebs barely register on my consciousness. However, I do dwell in the PR world, the [...] ... Source: pipes.yahoo.com --- 31 days ago
A parody of the Julia Allison web series. From Pod: NewTeeVee Added By: newteevee Tags: nomsociety, nonsociety, Julia Allison, comedy, parody ... Source: gawker.com --- 27 days ago
Oh no! The fake launch party for the website of dating columnist Julia Allison and her fameball girlfriends—filmed for a pilot that will probably never air for their alleged reality... ...
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ConnectU cofounders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, even as they're trying to wrestle a chunk of Facebook from former Harvard school chum Mark Zuckerberg, are training for the double-shell rowing event at the Olympics. Maureen O'Connor, an editor at Julia Allison's entertainment startup, NonSociety, hoped the privileged pair would send the site updates from Beijing. So O'Connor emailed Guest of a Guest editor Rachelle Hruska — who apparently knows the fair-haired Harvard-grad twins — to ask for an introduction . One small problem. Hruska noted that O'Connor's other blog, Ivygate, had called the twins "spoiled bitches that tried to lay one on the invincible Mark Zuckerberg and failed." We don't see the problem with hiring "spoiled bitches" to work at NonSociety — they'll fit right in with Allison! Had Hruska really been cutting, she'd have asked how Julia Allison's latest BFF, Randi Zuckerberg — older sister of the man the Winklevosses accused of stealing ConnectU's code for Facebook — would feel about the hire. ...
“I mean, just, the conservative elites ... it’s actually an intellectual blockage ... that keeps them from supporting this stuff." That is National Review editor Ramesh Ponnuru enlightening today's Observer as to why conservative lobbyists don't promote his "pro-growth pro-family" tax initiatives, but why don't we just get hacky and apply it to another sad development for thinking conservatives broken today by the Observer : the New York Sun , a conservative New York daily that secured its initial funding in 2001 from a hodgepodge of investors united most visibly by an abiding love for Israel , has announced it will close at the end of the month unless it secures new funding. Many things have changed since the Sun was founded: lead investor and Chicago Sun-Times owner Conrad Black went to jail, oil went above $100 a barrel, Israel went to war with Lebanon, Bill Buckley died and someone named "Julia Allison" gave birth to something called "microcelebrity," and the embarrassing unbridled jingoism unleashed by the events of September 11 greased the proverbial wheels of a prodigious bounty of lousy deals that would result mainly in death and disillusionment, the latter of which would eventually, mercifully, find itself directed at the Republican Party and the conservative movement that, in addition to God, granted it so much power. But here is what has not changed: conservatives do not really read, which is to say, of course conservat ...