November 2010

I remember years ago when you would sit at a computer and actually browse the web. I would follow links to new sites and content. I would go from a website on Bigfoot to How to View Constellations to a company selling sock puppets. It was so random and fun and you never knew what […]

A recent article in Fast Company told of a person in New Haven who wanted to get graffiti cleaned up on his street. After countless calls to the city with no response he decided to take action. He built a website called SeeClickFix.com that allows citizens of the city to report issues they see in

I’ve been hearing a lot recently about how your influence (or sometimes called Klout) on Twitter can be used in real life for benefits. Recently some companies have been giving Twitter users with a high Klout score discounts and special promos. The way Klout works is that a higher score means the more Twitter ‘influence’

I was recently in a conversation on Twitter with some people from the #usguys group about the ROI of product placement in moves/tv shows. The conclusion was that it overall was not worth the investment. Thoughts included the lack of an actual call to action as well as the uncontrolled ‘rerun’ phase of any show/movie