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Brace yourself, for the tsunami of 2012 political campaign commercials is about to hit our shores and drown us all in a sea of rhetoric. Hard to believe, but it’s been four years since the last tidal wave that forced us all to open our hearts and vote with our wallets. This year both sides are working overtime to buddy up to their base, with… Keep Reading
TEDx Manhattan Beach: It Takes a Smart Village Part I
A few weeks ago we spent the day at Tedx Manhattan Beach. “Transforming Learning” was the banner theme of this one day conference and John Marston and his team did an amazing job of bringing together a wonderful collective of thought leaders in the field of education, science, technology, and entertainment. At a time when the future of education is a hot button issue for… Keep Reading
Yahoo: The Eyes of the World Can Be Upon You, If…
So Yahoo is recommitted to online video? Great. But the success v. failure devil is in the details. Steve Smith’s recent article in MediaPost makes some interesting observations re the power of the Yahoo platform and how content choices and presentation may be make or break for the portal’s effort. The dilemma for the portals re original video has really never been (nor shall it… Keep Reading
Will the Apple Fall Far from the Jobs Tree?
The man in the black mock turtleneck who gave us all those life-changing gadgets, ushered in the digital lifestyle, and, for sure, “got us” better than any business giant of our time, has stepped away from the drawing board. Steve Jobs’ departure is a gargantuan story for some pretty obvious reasons. No wonder it has given rise to a new industry of opinion on the… Keep Reading
Grannies Dig Digital
Guess who is on Facebook? Everyone. Including those seniors who the networks and brands often ignore. In a recent Mashable post, Stan Schroeder, discusses several recent studies that indicate 20% of grandparents are social network savvy and loving it. The featured UK study found that 51% log on every week or more to find old friends and bridge the generation gap with family. You don’t… Keep Reading
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