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From Search Engine to Super App: Getting Stuck in Google’s Web
Google’s mission is simple, bold, and in the annals of silicon culture, tantamount to sacred gospel: “Organize the world‘s information and make it universally accessible and useful.” Today, however, there is a New Testament being written: “Organize Google’s information about … Continue reading
Posted in PR & Marketing, social media, Technology
Tagged app, Google Plus, Google Plus Your World, search, social media
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Social Media, Super Bowl Edition: Be a Community Quarterback
Now is the time of year when thoughts turn to matters of the heart – and no, I’m not talking about Valentine’s Day. I’m talking about the Super Bowl, where we see the heart of a champion. And Super Bowl … Continue reading
Posted in PR & Marketing, social media
Tagged community manager, marketing, PR, social media, Super Bowl
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In Search of the “News Particle”
Scientists this month said they are a step closer to finding the Higgs boson, commonly referred to as the “God Particle,” which is widely believed to be the key building block of, well, the entire universe. The God Particle is … Continue reading
Posted in journalism
Tagged god particle, higgs boson, journalism, news, social media
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2012 Prediction: Stop the Bullshit and Do Marketing That Matters
It’s just about time for all of the 2012 marketing and social media trend predictions, that annual rite of passage for seasoned and budding gurus, ninjas or whatever the hell the latest term is for people who tend to say … Continue reading
Posted in PR & Marketing, social media
Tagged 2012, marketing, Mayan Calendar, Mayans, social media
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Steve Jobs and the End of Patience
Remember the Apple Lisa? Of course not. The Newton? I hope not. But without them, there would have been no iMac or iPad. Hell, there probably would have been no Pixar. Steve Jobs had success because he had time to … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation
Tagged Apple, Bill Gates, HP, innovation, Newton, Pixar, social media, steve jobs
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Letting the Audience Lead
An anxious mother walked closely behind her son at the Seattle airport. The child, who was barely a toddler, wanted to explorer. The mom wanted to catch him before he “explored” down the escalator. This delicate dance – son dashing … Continue reading
Beware the Flying Cars of Progress (Redux)
When my sister was young – a long, long, long time ago – a teacher told her that by time she was old enough to drive, everyone would have a flying car. She did get a Ford Cobra II, but … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture, PR & Marketing
Tagged journalism, media, social media, technology
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Google+ and The Entropy of Social Media
First there was order, then chaos. The universe was born in near-perfect order: small, organized and perhaps even serene. Over time, the universe expanded and became messy, diverse and beyond comprehension. Chaos reigned. This effect is called entropy, the process … Continue reading
Posted in social media, Technology
Tagged entropy, Facebook, Google, Internet, Microsoft, social media, Twitter, web, Yahoo
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Shit My Conscience Says
There are times – this being one of them – when it needs to stop. I know what I’m “supposed” to do. I know what I’m expected to say when in a meeting with clients or chatting with peers. But … Continue reading
Knowledge vs. Awareness: My Near-Death Experience on Market Street
AS THE FIRE ENGINE CAREENED toward me, mere seconds from slamming my startled soul into the pavement of San Francisco’s Market Street, two thoughts competed for my attention: 1) I could die right now 2) I deserve it Obviously I … Continue reading