Innovation is simplicity
I’ve made the case many times that “innovation” can come in multiple forms. In fact, it’s often the seemingly minor things that capture our attention
I’ve made the case many times that “innovation” can come in multiple forms. In fact, it’s often the seemingly minor things that capture our attention
If you’re a space nerd, you’re going to love WeChooseTheMoon.org. What is it, you ask? Wechoosethemoon.org is an interactive experience recreating the historic Apollo 11
With each new hype, new projects form often without appropriate staffing and resources, only to die down or off a short time later. Today, for
A few weeks back, the folks at Ford recently reached out to offer me a test drive of the new Lincoln MKS. I was a
Shortly before Christmas last year, I needed a new watch. It was time to step up to a “big boy watch”, forsaking the $100 jobs
As many of you know, I do quite a bit of public speaking. Most of my engagements focus on social engagement and customer experience, specifically
I’m not sure if you’ve noticed yet, but the last week or so, I’ve been getting a ton of comment spam. I’ve added the incredible
Well, after getting a bad iTalk for Christmas (and waiting on the replacement to show up), I’m finally ready to start podcasting. Hopefully this week
When people wonder about whether you can make money and stick to the Google Mantra (“Don’t be evil”), you need to look no further than
The MBA program at Wharton is using “Student Diaries” (i.e. blogs) as a recruiting tool. They have also created an “Admissions Blog“. Very slick. Nice
Comment Spammers – the next in a long line of Internet idiots Usenet news succumbed to spam long ago. Email was next. Now spammers have
Man, sometimes I wonder why we bother with the Internet at all….
In the last couple of months a couple of significant things happened: The Photo iPod came out, allowing iPod owners to sync photos to their iPod
Looks like Heineken has started a podcast for their heinekenmusic.com site.
I’ve been playing with some tech stuff to try to set up a podcast related to community stuff. I pulled out an old MP3 player
Newsflash: The Blogosphere is growing. Check out the new stats, some pretty impressive numbers!
Blog Business Summit – a conference for “corporate blogging”. Looks like a neat event, and they have an interesting blog.
Blogroots.com This blog is a public project to track news in, around, and about the weblog world. The blog is a combination of remote post
CX 5essions is a comfortable, casual virtual gathering I host once a month at no charge for senior-level community professionals across the country. I designed it as a free, small group, no-sales event where people can relax, relate and get real about the challenges and rewards of customer communities. It has since expanded into two career development options, CX 5essions Professional and CX 5essions Mentor, which are 3-month, cohort-based programs designed to advance community-building skills for beginners and longtime leaders alike.
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