Category Archives: Soapbox
Facebook Is Redesigning Again – I, For One, Welcome Our New Internet Overlords.
In which the author attempts to stifle all the little pissants who will undoubtedly whine and cry over Facebook changing things. Change is good. Go with it. Continue reading
2010: A Year Without Beer
In which the author vows to do something completely insane. Continue reading
The Conversation is Changing
The conversation is changing. I hear that a lot these days. And I think it’s time for me to change what this site is. So far, it’s been a mash-up of personal thoughts on the state of advertising and pop … Continue reading
Social Media Shows the Zeitgeist
Lately there’s been a lot of talk about how social media is permeating all other corners of the web. New websites with static only content are scoffed at for their shortsightedness and even those who attempt to integrate the social … Continue reading
I Know The Value of A Dollar, But What About A Phone Call?
Today, Google announced its new web-based (of course) platform for communicating and collaborating in real time, Wave. Upon first glance, this might be just the Outlook-killer that Google has been preparing to launch since they launched Gmail and Calendar, and … Continue reading
Feist. The Oblivious Tribe Leader
I’ve been spending some time listening to the audiobook version of Tribes: We Need You To Lead by Seth Godin. In the book, Godin talks about how people inside organizations and around the world are all connected, and need to … Continue reading