UPDATE: Very cool! This presentation has been chosen as a SlideShare featured presentation of the day! Thanks to Andrew Beard, my BlogOrlando keynote was live
Note from Jake: My genius buddy Ashley Glennon from T-Mobile’s product design team was at Web 2.0 Expo last week. We were emailing back and
If you’ve been reading my blog for a while, you’re probably growing tired of this post once a year. But you may also remember that
For years, comedians have made jokes about the “Inspector #34” stickers, tags, and inserts we find in the products we buy. Most of these jokes
(This is part of Ask the Community Guy, an ongoing series of questions posed by readers for Jake, the Community Guy) If you’re interested in
(This is part of Ask the Community Guy, an ongoing series of questions posed by readers for Jake, the Community Guy) Dovetailing the conversation about
Corporate Blogging: An interesting site looking at companies and blogging. As a related side note, I’ve been thinking about turning my LEGO blog into a
Interesting article on blogs as a successful media campaign. It’s my job to know how blogs can tap into desirable audiences from an advertising perspective.
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