So I planned to blog about the penetration of DVDs in consumer households (29% according to CEA), and through the course of my research I came across some eye-opening statistics (albeit from May of...
Danny Ricci has set up a site the help PC users to “Switch” to Macintosh. Apple's ad campaign has been successfully in creating a new category of Mac users: switchers. This is the...
Thanks to Bryce for clarifying comments on my earlier post how the Columbia House ad appears at the top of Blogdex. Apparently, there are a number of weblogs hosted at Tripod and this ad appears on...
Thanks to Bryce for clarifying comments on my earlier post how the Columbia House ad appears at the top of Blogdex. Apparently, there are a number of weblogs hosted at Tripod and this ad appears on...
Imagine if you could charge each spammer for violating your email box or interuppting your dinner. An IBM researcher proposes exactly this. Free market baby. Something like this needs to happen...
Google has become ubiquitous. Some fear the monopoly of Google. And recently Google out-ranked Yahoo, AOL and MSM by claiming the top spot where web surfers go to find e-commerce or shopping sites...
Google has become ubiquitous. Some fear the monopoly of Google. And recently Google out-ranked Yahoo, AOL and MSM by claiming the top spot where web surfers go to find e-commerce or shopping sites...
I've been following the massive amount of blogging and trackbacking going on at SuperNova. Joi Ito is there. So is Doc. As I am, Halley and Liz are closely monitoring the blogging from the...
Thanks to my brother Jonathan for pointing me to this exclusive story on Salon.com. If you didn’t have a chance to read my earlier blog on the fall of McDonald’s, take a moment and do it...
Thanks to my brother Jonathan for pointing me to this exclusive story on Salon.com. If you didn’t have a chance to read my earlier blog on the fall of McDonald’s, take a moment and do it...
Branding is the most overused word in marketing. And this coming from a guy who makes his living helping companies, organizations and even personalities define and live up to their...
In response to my “why blog?” I’ve received plenty of insight and comments. Thanks all of you. My good friend and ex-Wirestone creative director (might I add musician extrodinaire)...
Grumpy Girl and Ant are at it again. We’ve watched them diablog about the definition of a blog, today they’re asking bigger questions such as Why Blog? Funny, I’ve had many people...
Dateline: December 2, 2002 Catalogs Received: 53 since November 17, 2002 Worst Offender: Williams & Sonoma (5 catalogs) As reported in my earlier post, I am counting down the days and catalogs...
Liz points to an interesting article in The New York Times that addresses both the gender gap and the gender opportunity in Blogdom. Nice follow up read after Halley's girlie power observations...
Halley has an interesting post that aggregates much of the talk about what's a blog. I've blogged on the topic a bit. What I think is interesting is Halley's comment about the coming...
Joi Ito points to a fascinating article on The Mobile Internet. Where Justin Hall speculates on the future implications of blogging from a variety of mobile devices. I'm particularly fascinated...
It’s that time of year again, catalog season. I’ve got nothing against direct marketing and catalog sales per se. But I do have an issue with the amount of waste, unnecessary frequency...
Grumpy Girl and Ant are at it again. And it's good. Here's my earlier post. Come on! Jump over there!
Excited about his new digital camcorder, my friend Amar invited me over for dinner and some great wine as well to take me up on my offer to get him, his wife and two young daughters up to speed on...
I try not to get political here in The Digital Tavern. Yet, for the sake of clarity I think it's important to pull a few quotes out of William Safire's op-ed piece in today's New York...