Throughout my career in communications, one of my biggest challenges has been stopping clients from responding to crises or political attacks too widely. What do I mean? Well, more than one of my clients has insisted on responding to a blog post, or a letter to the
Read more →During last year’s presidential campaign, then-presidential candidate John McCain was roundly criticized for his lack of technological prowess. As you can see from this story, he even professed in an interview that he was technologically “illiterate” — and even admitted that he didn’t use email or a
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Read more →So, Bing (Microsoft’s new search engine) is holding a contest to see who can come up with the best new “jingle” for the product’s marketing efforts. Do you think the below (disturbing yet funny) video is what they had in mind? Not sure what’s more disturbing: the
Read more →Scooped by “ordinary citizens” (once again), and called to task for largely ignoring one of the biggest global news stories of the year — “old media” is fighting back. The big story of the last ten days has been the important role that online tools, such as
Read more →Renowned internet fanatic Robert Scoble is on a mission to explore the essence of the 2010 Web. Well, this post is meant to be my two cents. The idea for this post came to me while watching Scoble’s recent interview with Marcus Nelson, CEO of UserVoice —
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