Bookmarks for July 3rd through July 8th

July 8, 2008 by Tim Elliott · Comments
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These are my links for July 3rd through July 8th:

The Connection Between Wine & Web 2.0 | Easy Renegade – You may ask what on earth has wine and web 2.0 got to do with each other? Just about everything if you listen to these snippets of the interview that Rich Schefren did with Wine Library TV host, Gary Vaynerchuck.
eWinery Solutions and ShipCompliant Complete Real-time Integration – eWinery Solutions, a market leading e-commerce software company dedicated exclusively to the wine industry and ShipCompliant announced today the launch of eWinery’s real-time integration with ShipCompliant’s compliance engine.
Wine Marketing + Law Canada – Interesting new Canadian wine blog focused on legal issues.
Digital Web Magazine – Integrating Social Media into a Web Content Strategy – If your client or company does not have an existing communications plan, or even a mission statement that includes nods to openness or transparency, a social media strategy might be a good starting point for developing one.
What Social Media Does Best | chrisbrogan.com – “If you?re still looking for the best ways to explain to senior management or your team or your coworkers or your spouse what it is that social media does, why it?s different than the old way people used to use computers…”
A Sample Blogging Workflow | chrisbrogan.com – A GREAT post about the mechanics of blogging for those just starting out. Even those of us who have been doing this for a while will learn something (at least, I did).
Raiders of the Lost Vine Revive Long-Forgotten Grapes – WSJ.com – A new trend? “Mr. Reinotti, 29 years old, practices the agricultural equivalent of archaeology, looking for long-abandoned vines that can be brought back into cultivation and, eventually, turned into wine.”
Guests pay $10k to celebrate Mondavi life – decanter.com – the route to all good wine – Nine Napa Valley wineries, five of America’s best chefs, 95 guests and a panel led by Jancis Robinson MW remembered the life of Robert Mondavi last week.