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My employer has started an official external blog, and it’s off to a really great start.  Check out what Frank has to say about how communications is changing before our eyes.  This post is all about speed.

My current porfession falls within another quadrant of the marketing umbrella, but so far I am really enjoying this new site - Advertising Critic.  Created by a fellow Zag, Aaron Sanchez, this site has an interesting place in the year of YouTube and the age of over consumption by consumers.  I look forward to keeping […]

Mark Cuban is one of the people in the business world that I would most like to meet. You can say what you want about his show “The Benefactor” being a flop (and it was), or him making it big just because of the Broadcast.com IPO, but ultimatately Cuban is opinionated, passionate, and interesting. I’ve enjoyed […]

I’ve been using Newsgator daily for nearly two years and have grown to rely quite heavily on the program for my daily consumption of media (blogs to trade press to metro to craigslist postings). I’m a big fan.
Earlier this week Newsgator decided to publish some much needed upgrades in order to […]

I read this recently over at McGee’s Musings , which is a great blog to add to your list by the way: “The change you’ve lived through in the last 10 years is a predictor of what you are likely to experience in the next 5.”
It turns out this comes via Douglas Adams commentary on […]

Happy New Years everybody! Thanks for a great 2005 and cheers to a happy, healthy, and rewarding 2006!
I put together a best of 2005 list last week on the flight back from San Diego. What were your “best of’s” and what did I miss?
Best Restaurant Experience - Il Latini in Firenze
Best Camping Trip […]

It’s been a busy few weeks, and I’ve decided to spend my free time away from the blog watching hour after hour of 24 Season 3. I only have 3 hours left… My name is Jack Bauer, I’m a Federal Agent, I need to ask you a few questions.
Ten Questions for Rainy Seattle […]

I just finished reading Blink by Malcolm Gladwell, and would recommend it to anyone interested in slicing it thin (moments that is, not proscuitto or salame). For Gladwell, it all comes down to what he calls thin slicing, or making sense of the amazing amount of data processed by our brains in the blink of […]

Apple just made waves. Today they released a new set of ipod’s capable of playing video’s, and a version of iTunes for downloading videos (including tv programs).
I think this is the point in tech history that people will look back on and say, that was the day video on demand became relevant. Does Apple have […]

Check out the latest from Peter Rojas and his engadget crew. http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000430055334
Where will be 20 years from now?

As much as I hate to see summer start winding down August is always met by the excitement of fall and the start of football season. Last night The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen embarked upon our annual draft. The entire 19 rounds and 228 picks took right around 2 hours.I named my team Horn-Metrics, in […]