Brief hiatus
After a brief hiatus while I was in Montreal, I'll have articles and updates today and over the weekend.
After a brief hiatus while I was in Montreal, I'll have articles and updates today and over the weekend.
This might explain why Feedster has been so flakey lately. I'm looking forward to seeing the changes. Maybe my account will be fixed too. I can only hope. Feedster Unveils New Look, Sponsored Links Following in the footsteps of fellow RSS player Bloglines, San Francisco-based Feedster will roll out a new version with an ad…
We aren’t going to get better AI adoption by just winging it Navigating the AI Maze: Why Every Marketing Team Needs a Guide A couple of fantastic posts from my friends: David by DesignIntelligent Wealth vs. Cognitive DebtAmerica has lived with a wealth gap for decades. In 1971, six in ten Americans sat in the…
It can be done! Telework isn't a pipe dream or really onerous. It will take some work, but as you can read there are significant payoffs to the bottom line. Delving a bit into history again, on the trail of the “virtual organization”, here's a great case study on the business case for virtual companies,…
Blogging must be picking up steam if companies have started buying each other. My only hope is that a “Blog Bubble” (maybe a “Blubble”?) doesn't form then there will be all the hype and such that fueled the Dot Com bubble. Six Apart Blogs in EuropeWeblog tools vendor Six Apart has announced the acquisition of…
I’m just going to put this out there, I see a lot of people looking for a copywriter/content marketer/word wizard to boost/start/lead their content marketing endeavors. I think a lot of applications get lost in the shuffle, so, based on a cover letter I wrote (and helpfully edited with an AI) here is why you,…
The trees fight back “Should old media embrace blogging? BACK in the mists of early Internet history, online publishing was going to wrest power from the inky fingers of old media groups and put it in the hands of ordinary people. Well, it never happened. Yet just when old media began to feel smug again…