Blog
02.03
The Rise of iReporting
CNN published a story recently about...well, itself. In the story, they mention its "taking it to the streets. CNN iReport has reached more than one million registered contributors.
01.30
Any twegrets?
I'm a twit. There. I said it. Loud and proud. I adore tweeting...wait, what the heck did you think I meant? We can discuss that later. Anywhoo...
01.24
Kris Humphries Divorces His PR Firm
In what has to be one of the most ironic turns in that swirling toilet bowl known as "the Kardashian empire," we have what happened to Kim's beleagured ex.
01.18
A Sudden Death for SOPA
Being an American and a software engineer, particularly Web software, I have a very real and serious position on this piece of legislation - the "Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA)".
01.11
Need better talent? Get PR. Need news? Get an agency.
There's a story in Forbes by Joe Maddalone that speaks to that particular subject.
01.04
Are followers intellectual property?
Twitter has been a persnickety thing since its inception in 2006.
Early adopters could have never fathomed how the insignificant "@" symbol would become emblematic of pop folklore. But it has and so, everyone in the media that wants to be is quantified by followers.
12.15
We take responsive Web design...responsibly
There are currently more than 100 million global smartphone users accessing the mobile web daily. This number is on track to pass traditional PC users by 2015. During the past five years, the emergence of mobile Internet users has become a critical factor in website development.
12.13
Lowe's: "Never Stop Improving" eh?
From the whiz kids that brought us brilliant introspectives into our society such as "Kate Plus 8", "Sarah Palin's Alaska" and "Toddlers and Tiaras", TLC was proud to announce "
12.06
Big Bows, Bette Midler and Nick
I am the person who will stop and rewind my DVR to watch a commercial that catches my eye. Now that we are in the thick of holiday season, we’re bombarded with commercials - mostly from car dealers and manufacturers.
