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Will 2010 be the Death of Free and Open?
Image via Wikipedia Arrington, I’m really sorry, this seriously sucks. Mike Arrington can’t get a break. His Last startup, before TechCrunch became his full-time gig, Edgio, DeadPooled 2 years ago and now the CrunchPad joins it’s much older sibling in that same grave almost exactly 2 years later. This is disconcerting to me for a [...]
How I moved up 300 spots in AdAge’s Power 150 in 4 months
How I moved up 300 spots in AdAge’s Power 150 in 4 months First off I would like to say that I do not blog for fame or fortune. I don’t think having a high ranking blog is ever a means to an end. But gaining greater exposure to you content can help meet many [...]
When will blogs no longer be blogs?
It amazes me how much this space has evolved over the last 5+ years (yes, blogging has been around longer than that, but I’ve only been actively watching/participating in the space for a little over 5 years). Blogging used to be something that was only used by the geek elite. Then 4 or 5 years [...]
Your complete guide to following SXSW without having to go to Texas.
So if you’re like me, you’re NOT at SXSW But never fear, here is your complete guide to catching everything at the event without having to be there. Twitter Search will probably be the most popular real time way to keep up on all the sxsw activities. The biggest problem is that you will see [...]
Brand monitoring tips [Tuesday Homework]
I hope you guys are finding this series of Tuesday posts helpful. Today’s post is for all you corporate types (although this works for agency types working on client accounts). Monitoring your brand online is critical for two reasons: It helps prevent an online crisis from building up before you are aware of it and [...]
The rise of crappy pics and vids
Now that I have a 3G camera phone I feel this overwhelming urge to do more with pictures and video. As I’ve stated before I personally still prefer text over video for business applications. But there is no denying that video can really enhance certain types of content. Pictures are an obvious fit in online [...]
My Feed Addiction
Image via CrunchBase Steve, over at Micro Persuasion shares some tips on how he manages all of his feeds with Google Reader. If you’re not using Google Reader, I highly recommend it. You get cool stats like this: From your 119 subscriptions, over the last 30 days you read 1,195 items, starred 33 items, and [...]
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