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2012 Prediction: Paper Will Be the Next Disruptive Technology
There’s a little-known scene in the movie “Star Trek: First Contact,” where Lt. Commander Data, an android, observes Captain Jean-Luc Picard touching the hull of an historic spacecraft. The captain smiles and taps the ship with his bare fingers, to … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, PR & Marketing, Technology
Tagged 2012, communications, digital, marketing, paper, technology, trends
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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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CES 2011: And the Winner Will Be…Reading
Predictions are a fickle business, but with the new year just begun and CES still days away, the writing for 2011 is already on the wall (and I don’t mean Facebook). There will be stories, tweets, posts, photos, videos, slides … Continue reading
Posted in PR & Marketing, social media, Technology, Web/Tech
Tagged apps, CES, CES2011, Consumer Electronics Show, Instapaper, ipad, Kindle, media, Nook, Readability, reading, social media, Storify, storytelling, tablets, technology
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Social Media Technology is History in Motion
I’m a technology evolutionist. Granted I just made that up, but it fits. I don’t believe new technology is just created — I believe it evolves, with each innovation building on the other. No printing press, no iPad. These technologies … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture, PR & Marketing, social media, Technology, Television
Tagged ipad, media, Old Spice, social media, sociology, technology
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