Or not. A Sanford C. Bernstein analyst has written a 310 page report entitled, “U.S. Internet: The End of the Beginning” to be published in the next week or so. HipMojo has provided some analysis on why this report may be wrong and I’d agree with them. Reuters coverage is here. I don’t think that [...]
This has been sitting on my desk at work for a few days now, courtesy of VideoEgg. Genius
Blogging around here has been light due to the fact that I’ve been analog the last week as we took some much needed R&R time down in Aruba. I had never been there before but would certainly go back. For those interested in the trip, read some of Sherri’s postings at HermanWeb or check out [...]
I’m a huge proponent of learning. I sometimes call myself a sponge. I’ll soak up anything. History Channel. DIY books. Bring it on. At the agency, we are like that too. We’ve been hosting an event series where extremely smart people who have been trailblazing either research or new opportunities come in and talk to [...]
Good question… Crispin Porter + Bogusky, a cousin of the agency I work for (owned by the same holding company) certainly thinks so. In a recent Fast Company article entitled, “Can Alex Bogusky help Microsoft Beat Apple,” the author, Danielle Sacks, debates and discusses this topic. “Crispin probably has one chance to do something big [...]
I take the web’s infrastructure for granted. I open up Safari or Firefox and I access the web. I turn on Xbox 360 and connect to Xbox Live to play friends across the world, buy virtual goods, and download trailers. My iPhone can surf most sites on the web in native format, a favorite is [...]