We all knew it: the iPad wouldn’t be able to escape Blendtec’s hard­core test. The answer is: yes, it does blend. And here’s the video.

Not all con­tent part­ners are equal. But some are more obnox­ious than others.

In Sep­tem­ber 2009, Guy Kawasaki vis­ited Vienna to give a keynote lec­ture about inno­va­tion. I had the chance to inter­view Guy — we talked about his impres­sive biog­ra­phy, his Twit­ter strat­egy (Guy has more than 160k Fol­low­ers) and his cur­rent project all­top. Watch the com­plete inter­view and let me know what you think!

Wel­come to the weekly blog round-up — a lot has hap­pened dur­ing the last seven days. Every­body was talk­ing about Google Wave, and Loic Le Meur announced that Seesmic will soon release a browser-based ver­sion of their client.

If you have ever won­dered if it’s okay to use twit­ter for mar­ket­ing pur­poses then this grafic is for you. Thanks cycus!

Look­ing back on the old year while look­ing for­ward to the new one brings us to which spot exactly? Right, the present times.

Twingly launched its own blog charts in twelve lan­guages. Based on pro­pri­etary met­rics, the Blo­gRank is sup­posed to be the equiv­a­lent to Google’s PageR­ank sys­tem — and finally, there is an alter­na­tive Technorati-like service.

Obama has won, the econ­omy hasn’t. But while the worst part is yet to come, many online mar­ket­ing experts are look­ing for­ward to a new gold-digging age.

Sales guy vs. web guy. Who’s gonna win?