5 years…
…actually, not quite 5 years. In 2005 I joined Carmichael Lynch as a research specialist. Back then social media was a buzz word, Twitter still had the “track” feature and Facebook was just for college kids. Through the years I had the fortune to work with some great people to create some great [...]
Something like this, more or less. This is not new. It is more notes on how I’ve been thinking about it lately.
The words of the master were sign #3;
Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.
Mr Ferris Bueller
Seriously, in last 4-5 days I’ve seen nothing but signs that say – slow down. First it was the International Institute of Not Doing Much and then [...]
At work I was asked to contribute to a white paper on “what provides you with inspiration” with further direction that “blogs are not allowed”. One of my colleagues shared that she picks a new place she wants to visit each month and researches it online like she was going there.
Clever. I like that and [...]
The short of it: I’ve blogged on and off and off and quite and restarted and stopped and created an excuse and quite and….It’s been a vicious cycle. So why go at this again?
Well, I think we are actually headed into a really interesting time in the space that I work and like to spend [...]
Kottke.org commented on The decline of cooking and the rise of watching people cook and what I wondered was what maybe needs to change is the watching/cooking experience of a TV cooking show, i.e. combine the two. We have plenty of TVs/computers in the kitchen these days… maybe it’s time to rethink the interaction between [...]
We’ve seen this before, but the AR business cards are really making some interesting steps forwards. The link has the video, which shows the interaction of being able to call the person directly from the AR. I like this demo because it is showing the possible adoption of video/mics built into most computers these days [...]
Nascar Handpicks 28 Websites to Cover Races
I think this article is worth a read for a couple of reasons… it points to an interesting side of the evolution of media. Because of the financial impact of both newspapers folding and newspapers (along with other publishers) not being able to send reporters to cover the races [...]
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