In the dark ages before desktop computers (way back in the 70′s and 80′s) we were able to work lots of places with pens and pads of paper. At General…
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In the dark ages before desktop computers (way back in the 70′s and 80′s) we were able to work lots of places with pens and pads of paper. At General… Ah. What a superb way to deliver TV advertising. Of course, these numbers are for all videos. http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-the-lifecycle-of-a-youtube-video-2010-5 … I loved this Forbes Article…. Because after 30 years working with consumer goods and technology, I don’t think tech companies have yet figured out how to listen to what matters Been a bit since I blogged about the iPad. That’s what satisfaction (and a busy travel schedule) will do for you. Takes the edge off of blogging. Having completed my… Google needs an infomercial – a half hour paid program. So does Kindle. And so do many new technology products made for consumer use. Truth is, the value of most… Last Thursday Google TV was announced. I’d hoped for something good. The intersection of TV and the internet could create a fantastic viewer experience. Sadly, the combined power of Google,… There are a lot of myths surrounding online video. But the most insidious seems to be the assumption that no one will watch more than 2 minutes. Read an article this morning about the iPhone (Apple’s iPhone Does Well Despite Better Competition…). Sadly the author cops out – takes the lazy way out – and It was 2 weeks ago this afternoon that we welcomed the FedEx guy to the office and relieved him of responsibility for my iPad 3G. In other words, 2 weeks… “What has been will be again, Uh oh. Someone published an article telling me Flatland has big problems. It does? Here’s the scoop. A group recently tested the iPad among certain potential users and published their… In an earlier post I noted that companies are struggling to develop commercially effective content for their Web 2.0 efforts. Where can you find commercially effective content? The surprising answer… Market influencers. A good concept. But it has run rampant in marketing — especially in the exaggerated hype surrounding social media. Social media’s growth is based on a theory. That… In the new world of marketing 2.0, we’re being told “content is king”. Unfortunately, most advertiser created content fails to deliver significant value to the consumer or the advertiser. We… When Apple announced the iPad, many technologists criticized them for relying on the touchscreen for a keyboard. I was disappointed that Apple offered no explanation at the time. Because there’s… Sometimes it’s the small things that make a product revolutionary. That’s part of what drives some Windows advocates crazy about the Mac. Many small Mac advantages add up to a… Today, Flatland and I took our first trip. To Las Vegas (whoopee – not) for the National Hardware Show (I like this show). Worked on the flight down, played a… You may wonder where post 2 is. Funny story. The WordPress App on the iPad ate it. But trust me, that post is quite insightful and when I finally get… I saw a new term used the other day: Splinternet. It was used to criticize what Josh Bernoff referred to in AdAge as “a web in which content on devices… Last Friday, I received my iPad and christened it “Flatland”. It’s an iPad 3g, 32GB. And I ordered Apple’s case, an output cable so I could present from it, and… |
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