Censoring Christmas?
If you didn’t see it last week, you might want to check it out now. Basic Premise from the… Read More
This is my archive
Malcolm Gladwell’s Blink and the Web
After almost a year of Malcolm Gladwell’s “Blink” sitting on my bookshelf, begging to be read, I finally found the time to plow through… Read More
Will Zune Flop?
Maybe. All indications say that it will. Reviews aren’t good. But I am still hopeful. I like competition. It forces hardware and software to… Read More
What does she want?
What do women want? Well, to start, what women want are power tools, dishwashers, digital cameras, automobiles, and houses. Not surprising to those who… Read More
Happy B-Day iPod: iPod Gets Older But Not Wiser
After five years, the iPod is still not doing certain things well. And for the stuff they think they do well – well, they… Read More
The Death of MySpace?
People are leaving MySpace in droves, the WSJ reports. Apparently overwhelmed by spam friend requests, lots of former users are giving up altogether. (My… Read More
Leonardo, Animated
Ted sent around a great link to the Victoria and Albert’s new online Leonardo collection, where they have taken some pains to animate Leonardo’s sketches. Read More
36 Million Kiddies Spending $18 Billion a Year.
What? Seriously, “The Kids’ Market in the U.S.,” a study by market research firm, Packaged Facts, concluded that kids between 3 and 11… Read More
The Power of Poo
This months’ Wired magazine had an article about renewable energy. I’ll tell yah, I haven’t been this excited about renewal energy. This method is exiting… Read More
Why can’t traditional agencies make online advertising work?
Why can’t traditional agencies make online advertising work? Over the past few months I have been watching my clients struggle conceptually with the online advertising… Read More