Internet Marketing Watch 11 August 2008

Today’s round up includes an exclusive interview with Google’s leading political marketing expert, finding the passionate subjects you should be blogging about and some round-ups from attendees at AffiliateSummit East 2008.

An interview with Google’s top political online marketing expert Peter Greenberger, who has been at the forefront of Google’s online advertising for the 2008 presidential and congressional campaigns. [Semgeek]

Matthew Ingram wonders whether the new hosted blog network / media hub from online magazine Salon will be a success. [Matthew Ingram]

Jigar Thakarar explains the “big money” for original video content on the internet will come from brand integration and product placement. [Beet.tv]

James Chartrand reveals seven copywriting tips for a well-staffed business website. [Copy Blogger]

Darren Rowse helps you to find your inner passion and find a subject you should be blogging about. [ProBlogger]

John Chow blogs about his time at AffiliateSummit East 2008. [John Chow]

Shawn Collins rounds up his time at AffiliateSummit East 2008. [Affiliate Tip]

Why you shouldn’t always rely on Google Maps for directions. [XKCD]

Not just your usual, boring 404 page. [Orange Coat]

Ed Lee offers his thoughts on what platforms and services we will be using online in the near future. [Blogging Me Blogging You]