Interesting read over at Church of the Customer today. For the first time in a while I completely disagree with their point of view. I think it’s a huge mistake to say these thoughts/practices are different; 10 years ago the natural tools/landscapes were different but is that really the case now?
If you are […]
Holy crap, what did I just say. Yup, you’ve read it correctly. Last week I wrote about the old brand/new brand dichotomy we’re starting to see; I also said I would be adding more layers to the POV that week, had some connectivity issues and the flu, my apologies on the delay.
So I’d be a […]
Don’t take this the wrong way. Wait, take it however you want.
It’s time the GD Baby Boomers stop pretending to be experts about everything. Sure, you’ve had a great run, but really, stop pushing your crap onto the rest of us. One of my fellow bloggers, misterarthur, sent over a link […]
There’s an interesting post in the New York Times’ Bits blog today about a way to possibly keep newspapers from tanking even faster than they already are. We already know that newspapers are losing millions to sites, and Craig’s list has decimated classified revenue. Kodak’s printing technology gives newspapers a means to customize editions for […]
Read the rest…I’m a tattoo guy, go ahead, call me white trash if you must. I know I’m not alone, a recent study showed that 1 in 7 high school students had a tattoo before a driver’s license, with 1 in 4 having one before a diploma.
This kind of thing really interests me as it brings […]