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Re: Primer vistazo al Moto X, el teléfono 100% Google lanzado en Colombia

matias jaramillo — Thu, 03 Oct 2013 17:40:52 -0000

yo sigo sin entender el por qué no esta en Movistar

Re: Primer vistazo al Moto X, el teléfono 100% Google lanzado en Colombia

matias jaramillo — Thu, 03 Oct 2013 13:30:28 -0000

Y Movistar?? como así, no tiene sentido que Movistar no lo tenga.

Re: 25 inspiring Windows 8 app designs

matias jaramillo — Sat, 10 Nov 2012 09:58:03 -0000

USA Today was probably designed with windows 8 in mind

Re: A VC: Je change de langue

matias jaramillo — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 09:41:55 -0000

Genial,

Je suis convaincu que la Web est un lieu internacional.

Me encanta que estés tomando esta iniciativa!

Re: Voila! #UsGuys Website Is Born!

matias jaramillo — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 17:51:10 -0000

Great you guys put this space up.
Looking at the main menu made me think on how to allow chat on the site, and I think that using the Live Stream from Facebook Social Plugins is probably the ease way around. What are you guys planning for "blogs" in the main menu? Here the best bet is to ad somekind of RSS reader, just google for RSS aggregator for the solution.

Re: the ipad inquisition

matias jaramillo — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 12:04:17 -0000

hi all.

I have many thoughts on this new content platform.

My first love affair with computers (macs) was with the DTP (desktop publishing) revolution in the late 80's. I remember that suddenly a bunch of my friends had Macs and PageMaker, this kind of reminded me of the fanzine revolution that i lived 10 years earlier (fuck, this makes me feel old...).

Then came the Web, we were a few, it was hard and expensive to build websites. Until blogger came along, an open the door to the media world as we know it were anybody can publish, comment, vote, tag on a map, etc.

And here we are again, a new turning point in the road, the Ipad.

Its important to note that making and pushing content to this device is hard and controlled by Apple.

So, here are my thoughts (finally):

Social. Not as in social web. At home I have several computers, and at parties lots of the human interactions we have at these parties revolve somehow or another around the computer screens: listen to a song, watch this or that video, look a website, check out this article. I think the iPad will play an important part in how we view content when in a group.

That said, think board games. I think this will be huge! Have you seen Scrabble? So imagine playing Monopoly or Risk with one of these devices and a group of friends.

Publishing. I recommend Popular Science and Marvel. PopSci is really trying to take advantage of this new media, as other magazines try to replicate their printed version. Look at the WSJ, trying to imitate the look and feel of the paper version. And marvel! wow this looks to cool, could the iPad bring back the comix as a serious art form as it is treated in France? I do hope so!

TV. The ABC app looks awesome. I am sure that television (video) will be a big part of the content that will be consumed by the iPad users. Especially when the iPad will have no problems connecting to a flat screen in the living room and the internet. MTV talks about the iPad being a platform for "co-viewing", meaning watching shows with all your network friends.

Kids. I think my five year old son would love the iPad. These devices will be the books for that generation, making learning lots of fun, since they will be able to drill down on the info in front of them.

(note i have no iPad, I have been able to see a couple of them. You can always go to YouTube and watch lots of videos there, I recommend the Ipad cat video and the toddler iPad video).

Re: http://1982.tumblr.com/post/543229909

matias jaramillo — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 11:10:27 -0000

hola,

Desde hace unos meses trabajo por primera vez en mi vida con en una agencia de publicidad. Al iniciar la campaña presidencial aquí en Colombia había un afán enorme en encontrar a los "expertos" en redes sociales. Eso fue a finales de noviembre del año 2009.

Hoy pienso, es mas estoy convencido, que esos expertos no existen.

Lo que supo hacer la no campaña de Mockus fue poner a disposición plataformas de redes sociales de una manera abierta. A diferencia de los otros candidatos que, claro esta, también crearon presencia en dichas redes, pero al opuesto de Mockus ellos lo hicieron de una manera cerrada. No permitían a que los usuarios interactuaran dentro de esas plataformas.

Las razones de los candidatos en no permitir la interacción eran obvias, y principalmente se trataba del miedo a los comentarios negativos por parte de los usuarios. Nunca estuve de acuerdo con esta posición. Mi argumento es que las personas en las redes sociales, al tener la oportunidad (por primera vez en sus vidas) de participar, se comportan bajo reglas básicas de civismo, se autoregulan y se organizan.

Señores; para las próximas elecciones o campañas en alguna red social, no piensen tanto en "expertos", sino en el bueno uso de las redes sociales y sus funcionalidades.

Re: Bull Pens

matias jaramillo — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 15:32:48 -0000

The future looks so fun!

I agree with you. Does Germany have the Foursquare fever?

Your comment made me think of an article on The Telegraph that had this headline: Facebook 'linked to rise in syphilis'.

You can read the article here.

Re: Bull Pens

matias jaramillo — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 15:10:44 -0000

Gabriel have you seen what Mountain Dew did on Facebook?

If not check you can check it out here:

Why Mtn Dew Let Skater Dudes Take Control of Its Marketing

Re: Bull Pens

matias jaramillo — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 15:06:04 -0000

I really like this quote by Jim Jarmush.

“Nothing is original. Steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration or fuels your imagination. Devour old films, new films, music, books, paintings, photos, poems, dreams, random conversations, architecture, bridges, street signs, trees, clouds, bodies of water, light and shadows. Select only things to steal from that speak directly to your soul. If you do this, your work (and theft) will be authentic. Authenticity is invaluable; originality is non-existent. And don’t bother concealing your thievery—celebrate it if you feel like it. In any case, always remember what Jean-Luc Godard said: ‘It’s not where you take things from—it’s where you take them to.”

Re: Bull Pens

matias jaramillo — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 15:03:23 -0000

Gunnar,

Look at what Apple released today: iAd, part of iPhone 4.

Sounds super geil!

Here is the link

Re: Bull Pens

matias jaramillo — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 16:45:22 -0000

This morning i was reading this article and I imagined Facebook creating their own currency.

This would make Facebook the second virtual nation, after Second Life (does it still exist?)

Re: Bull Pens

matias jaramillo — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 16:42:26 -0000

Hi Gunnar.

Agree, mobile is here to stay. And apps + content = fun and attention from the user.

I love geolocation, but sometimes find it a little scary. Reminds me of Tom Cruise walking around a shopping mall in Minority Report.

Add to the mobile life the "realtime web" and the mix starts to become really amazing.

Re: Bull Pens

matias jaramillo — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 11:59:55 -0000

(my english is kind of rusty)

Hi Matthew,

You are talking about two things in your post. Both important, Google be no evil motto, and how the Social Web is now part of our lives.

Lets start with Google and China.

I am a fan of Google, sure, they are becoming the mega corp that I have always feared, sure they go on buying tech and ideas and beefing them up, and sometimes buying to kill and crush those ideas. But, I am still a fan. Google has played a really important part in the development of our digital life: Cloud based document creation and sharing, real time search, maps and location, ultra minimal design and, most important google.com as the starting point to start surfing the web.

I agree with the comparison you make about China and Google, good point. This makes me think about the arguments against the social web, saying that they fear in participating on such platforms because of privacy reasons. I myself decided a while ago that I was going to jump feet first and start sharing all kind of info about myself. And found out that the more I share, the more my digital net worth increases (many brands have not been able to grasp that simple equation).

I am much more afraid of what Facebook does with my data, than I am afraid of the big G. Google is "open" and somehow transparent, and Facebook is what we call a Walled Garden, an Internet inside the Internet. Google makes most of its money from AdSense and I still do not now how Facebook makes its money, but I am sure that one of their incomes comes from our personal data and our behavior inside that garden.

The kids are allright, they use what is easy and were their crowds are, they don't care about emails, they don't really care about blogs, even Twitter and all that grownup stuff. They want to have fun, hang out and consume fun content available all over. And here is were Facebook is a killer app. Facebook works wonders in aggregating content from all over and consume in one place. Las week is reading on how MTV networks are really interested in the concept of co-viewing, and Facebook does that really well.

I am so happy that you encourage the use of the social web. Internet is transforming every part of society and business, music, tv/video, media, jounalism and advertising. It is vital that all involved start walking on that path. I see in our angency (Lowe SSP3), and I imagine that this is happening al over the place, that creatives, executives, planners, and media buyers, sometimes with fear of being left behind or not really interested in taking those first steps. But at the same time I see lots of desire to receive guidance, this also goes to our clients. And I find it really rewarding to see after showing the web I live in, all these people with bright open eyes, smiling, watching the new road ahead.

I am glad that as a CCO of Lowe worldwide, you allow through this open forum an open discussion between all of us. That is what the social web is about: transparency, engagement and sharing points of view.

Hope my reply was not to long.

Re: let's get the ball rolling....

matias jaramillo — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 22:40:30 -0000

Give away free OMO or anti BO with every football sold from here to the end of world cup.

Or a antideodorant for footballs? Rexona, makes all balls smell good. (kind of an axe rip off)

Re: Música Digital El Parlante Amarillo - Musica • Cultura • Video

matias jaramillo — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 11:21:40 -0000

me gusta ver este tipo de contenidos. Entrevistas cortas, con buenos exponentes.

Re: ¿Ya Nació Miguel?

matias jaramillo — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 12:58:07 -0000

bueno chicos, recuerden que todo lo que necesitan esta almacenado genéticamente. Lo mas difícil será la primera noche solos con Miguel. Pero esa pasa muy rápido.

Re: Bomba Estereo El Parlante Amarillo

matias jaramillo — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 13:47:15 -0000

buenas rumbas las que se pega uno con ellos.

Re: Prince-Ranny El Parlante Amarillo - Musica • Cultura • Video

matias jaramillo — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 09:50:33 -0000

mas reggae por favor!

Re: Fobia al Telefono - Parte 1 El Parlante Amarillo

matias jaramillo — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 17:04:40 -0000

somos muchos!

Re: Quiero volver a Cali

matias jaramillo — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 22:47:25 -0000

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Re: Cambio de prioridades

matias jaramillo — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 22:40:12 -0000

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Re: Cambio de prioridades

matias jaramillo — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 22:38:34 -0000

como sigue el viaje?

Re: Carlos Mario Rodríguez Vélez [Sobre ruedas - América Latina]

matias jaramillo — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 19:38:29 -0000

obvio, la vida tiene que ser contada y documentada. Apoyo

Re: Cambio de prioridades

matias jaramillo — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 20:10:41 -0000

bienvenido sea