And Then There's This_ How Stories Live and Die in Viral Culture - Bill Wasik [82]
Lowery, Ava
Lynch, Jessica
McCain, John
McCarthy, Cormac
McGrath, Charles
McInerney, Jay
Manjoo, Farhad
Mark, Gloria
Marketing
guerilla marketing See also Viral marketing/ advertising
Media attention
Freak Show and politics
media narratives
to Mob Project
pseudo-events
The Spike See also Nanostories
Media mind
methods of
as Web amateurs
Meme
Contagious Festival
countermeme
Dawkins use of term
defined
DIY memes
making, addiction to
memetic engineers, creations of
politics-related
subculture of
Merge Records
Merton, Robert
MetaFilter
Metro
Meyers, Jeff
Microcelebrity
Microculture era
Microtrends (Penn)
Microtrends, and politics
Middle East club
Milgram, Stanley
Miller, Judith
Miscellaneous Heathen
Mob Project, The
and bandwagon effect
blogging on
and boredom
end of
hypothesis related to
international spread
media attention to
media strategy for
Milgram’s influence
MOB #
MOB #
MOB #
MOB #
MOB #
MOB #
outcome of
Mohney, Chris
Moody, Rick
Moore, Michael
Morrison, Toni
Most-e-mailed list, of national newspapers
Multitasking, and errors
Music
mashup albums
pop and advertising
Radio Disney See also Indie rock
MyCadillacStory.com
MyCokeRewards.com
MySpace
consumer marketing on
data related to
friend requests, automating
indie rock on
Tila Tequila phenomenon
as viral
Nanostories
defined
“fifteen minutes of fame”
on global warming
and Internet
killers of
Mob Project
political. See Politics
Networks, and contagious media
New Brutalist movement
Newspapers, most-e-mailed list
New York Times
on best fictional works
Contagious Festival entry
on flash mobs
most-e-mailed list
Niche cultures
indie-rock example
tribes of interest
Niche sensationalism
indie-rock bands
young writers, longevity of career
Nietzsche, Friedrich
1984 (Orwell)
9:30 Club
Niven, Larry
Norris, Chuck
Norris, Rob
Note, The
Novum Organum (Bacon)
Obama, Barack
FightTheSmears.com
and microtrend concept
2008 election nanostories
YouTube videos on
ObsoletePC.org
Oden, Zack
Olbermann, Keith
O’Leary, Charles
OppoDepot.com
phase one operation of
slurs on all candidates
Orozco, Miguel
Orwell, George
O’Toole, John
Passion of the Christ
Paul, Ron
Paydirt concept
Pegs
Pelosi, Nancy
Penn, Mark
Pepsi World
Peretti, Chelsea
Peretti, Jonah
anti-Hillary video exposure
BuzzFeed
Contagious Festival
contagious projects of
Pessl, Marisha
Peter Bjorn and John
Stop Peter Bjorn and John
Phillips, Arthur
Pickens, T. Boone
Pitchfork Media
on Annuals
influence of
Pixies
Politico
Politics
anti-Hillary video
blogs/bloggers
Blue State Digital work
and clip job
cognitive reasoning, research on
confirmation bias applied to
Contagious Festival, Bush/ Cheney entries
FightTheSmears.com
Freak Show concept
Google bomb
meme warfare in
and microtrends
nanopolitics, vehicles for
Norris/Huckabee ads
OppoDepot.com
political websites, examples of
Politico
pseudo-events
Seamus Romney nanostory
2008 election nanostories
“Vote Different” ad
YouTube videos
Polvo
Pontiac Underground
Postcore.com
Postman, Neil
Power Line
Powers, Richard
Presidential press conference, as pseudo-event
Proctor & Gamble, Tremor site
Pro Tools
Pseudo-events
elements of
presidential press conference as
Pseudonymity
Psychographic profiling
Putnam, Robert
R5 Productions
Radio, KEXP online
Radio Disney
Random sampling
Remington, Viral Factory ad
Restless
Rheingold, Howard
Rich, Frank
Richards, John
Richardson, Bill
Robinson, Mike
Rolling Stone, blog
Rome, Italy, flash mobs
Romney, Mitt
Rose, Jessica
Rosetta Project
Roth, Philip
Sackheim, Maxwell
Salganik, Matthew
Saltsman, Chip
Sanchez, Loretta
Santorum, Rick
SatansLaundromat.com
Savage, Dan
Savage, Sean
Schreiber, Ryan
Schwarz, Norbert
Science, as engendered by data
Scott, A. O.
Screamo
Secular Sabbath
Sedona
Selfish Gene, The (Dawkins)
Sensationalism. See Niche sensationalism
Sensation Seeking Scale
Shiller, Bill
Showbox
Sidarth, S. R.
Silence Xperiment