Comments on: Why You Should Love QR Code, A Tale of Stickers, Bits & Freight Trains http://coresite.org/notes/2010/04/why-you-should-love-qr-code-a-tale-of-stickers-bits-freight-trains/ thoughts, notes, etc Mon, 28 Jun 2010 01:41:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Ben http://coresite.org/notes/2010/04/why-you-should-love-qr-code-a-tale-of-stickers-bits-freight-trains/comment-page-1/#comment-80 Ben Mon, 03 May 2010 14:15:56 +0000 http://coresite.org/notes/?p=155#comment-80 Thanks for the comment! You're absolutely right about the advertising crowd being slow to adopt it. I think most NA advertising companies still think loud music and terrible TV ads are the way to go. I'm generalizing, of course, but considering the power this little box can give them you'd think they'd be all over it. Granted our cell phones have taken some time to adopt this -- but that's inversely proportional to the lack of QR being used. Hope as we see more and more, users will learn to see and use QRs -- and the users will need some hefty training I bet. I hate to say it but the average cell user simply won't care that much (if only they knew!). I'll be sure to add your link as a resource for the next article I write on QR (probably about the use in urban art; I'm a few days behind but such is life). Your summary entry is most excellent, and quite telling for how quickly QR is going to come in to our lives. Thanks for dropping by! Thanks for the comment! You’re absolutely right about the advertising crowd being slow to adopt it. I think most NA advertising companies still think loud music and terrible TV ads are the way to go. I’m generalizing, of course, but considering the power this little box can give them you’d think they’d be all over it.

Granted our cell phones have taken some time to adopt this — but that’s inversely proportional to the lack of QR being used. Hope as we see more and more, users will learn to see and use QRs — and the users will need some hefty training I bet. I hate to say it but the average cell user simply won’t care that much (if only they knew!).

I’ll be sure to add your link as a resource for the next article I write on QR (probably about the use in urban art; I’m a few days behind but such is life). Your summary entry is most excellent, and quite telling for how quickly QR is going to come in to our lives. Thanks for dropping by!

]]> By: dave tribbett http://coresite.org/notes/2010/04/why-you-should-love-qr-code-a-tale-of-stickers-bits-freight-trains/comment-page-1/#comment-79 dave tribbett Mon, 03 May 2010 14:04:17 +0000 http://coresite.org/notes/?p=155#comment-79 Good post, <a href="http://www.tastethecloud.com/content/tagging-world" rel="nofollow"><b>Here</b></a> is a post I developed as part of a series titled The Internet of Things. It is surprising that QR codes have taken this long to reach America and be adopted by the advertising crowd. Apparently, they don’t know a good thing when they see it. Good post, Here is a post I developed as part of a series titled The Internet of Things. It is surprising that QR codes have taken this long to reach America and be adopted by the advertising crowd. Apparently, they don’t know a good thing when they see it.

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