I search a lot and therefore made Google my home page. And if over 70% of the worlds internet traffic is going via Google, why not make it a destination rather than a launch platform?

At last I have found the place to end my searches for all things interesting.

How do we turn advertising from a monologue into a dialogue by using new ways of engaging with digital media?

There are a mix of technologies available today begging to be assembled more creatively. It’s not about blue sky possibilities but an opportunity to put existing applications together in a unique and creative way which really gives it legs.

Microsoft’s new search engine Bing has made impressive gains in market share since launch. According to comScore Inc Bing’s Market share grew 4.5 % between July and August, giving it a total share of 9.3%, not bad for a search engine that only launched on the first of June. This puts Bing in third place behind Yahoo (19.3%) and Google (64.6%).

Who am I? What am I? Where am I? Hmmm, the joys of the quarter-life, mid-life, any-stage-life crises… I have them most days, and it gets quite tiring. Which is why Daytum Infoporn caught my eye recently, with its promises to help me “collect, categorise and communicate my everyday data”, and then “exploring” it all “to reveal the bigger picture”.

Crowdsourcing. The wisdom of crowds. Outsourcing to the masses….the basis upon which Wikipedia was founded. Essentially a “Two heads are better than one” idea which the internet, naturally works well at facilitating.

Meanwhile, for those who are disciplined (or self righteous) enough to actually at least try do work, rather than find reasons for not working written in the stars, MakeUseOf has found five inspirational design concept websites this week (check all five out here) to help you feel all creative and clever.

Check out this article I found in local Bizcommunity today where local marketing experts share there views on how, or how not to, market during the 2010 Soccer World Cup. Exciting times indeed.

another nifty piece of code from the boys and girls at google

Watch this space peeps! I think that for those of us who are lucky enough to be a part a of a booming industry that the world has its eye one for more than one reason, the Digital Arena in SA seems to have escaped the perils of the WW recession!