Chrysler tweet: an issue of process
Over the weekend, I had several people from big brands ask me what I thought about the Chrysler tweet debacle, and whether I thought the
Over the weekend, I had several people from big brands ask me what I thought about the Chrysler tweet debacle, and whether I thought the
Exhausted. That’s about the only way I can describe how I feel after 6 days of SXSW Interactive. To be clear, this exhaustion doesn’t stem from the
This makes me happy. When I started at LEGO (back in 2000), we struggled to get the attention of our colleagues in the office next
When my MySpace account refused to respect my request to unsubscribe all email notifications, I started asking why I shouldn’t just cancel my unused account.
I don’t typically make New Year’s resolutions, but this year I’m trying it. Most of them focus around my photography: Get one of my photos
Last week, I found myself in a macrobiotic vegan restaurant. On the wall, they had the image below, titled “How to build a community”. I
The Friday Finds has been a bit slow lately, but that’s going to change. I’m back in the game! Guy Kawasaki’s blog – If you’re
I’ve been cruising the Web looking for cool PSP movies for my trip to Denmark this week (through next). I thought I’d share some of
I love this bit from Johnnie Moore: Here’s my effort: A company that lets its people blog is like a drink on the rocks. There
Check out this fun read about how Steve Jobs prepares for his big presentations.
I’m going to do my best to get into a new habit of doing a link dump of the cool things I stumbled over or
Q: How many Internetters does it take to change a light bulb? A: 435,235 1 – to change the bulb 4 – to tell him
It’s a bit late, but it makes this comic no less funny – Standing in line for Star Wars Episode III. The best part of
It’s been quite a week for community around the Web. I’ve found a bunch of stuff of interest throughout the week and I’ve been too
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