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Hello Rube

5, Apr 2010

Post-SXSW: Earn Your Badges #1.

30, Mar 2010

Post the geek-high,big expectations and critical commentary of SXSW 2010 I’d argue that it was all as it has ever been. Panel roulette, a mass of venture capitalist fervor, technologist obsessiveness, social marketing and advertising industry self focus, futurist observation and provoking thought-leader words of caution.  With all that there’s a lot to step away [...]

Look Mom, I’m an Author.

22, Mar 2010

Well of one page at least ;)  I’m excited to be a part of The Age Of Conversation 3, a collective of thinking, commentary and humor centered around the future of people and marketing in a digitally enabled business landscape. The book will soon be available via Amazon and more importantly, all profits from the [...]

Digital Afterlife

22, Mar 2010

via michaelbatistich.com I’ve been thinking alot about this as of late… where will our digital selves reside after we are gone? And what kind of artifacts will be left behind for those viewing tens or hundreds of years from now? With the speed of content creation growing exponentially, it’s an interesting future to ponder. Posted [...]

Privacy vs Publicity

17, Mar 2010

Danah Boyd’s Notes from SXSW 2010 Keynote: danah.org Also thoughts on guard rail definitions for social network typologies here. Posted via web from reeboot’s posterous

Trevorr Kampmann blows up.

3, Mar 2010

[ More Trevor @ http://www.pulcec.com/ ]

A Banner Year.. For Changing the System

19, Dec 2009

…not just the parts [photo by Jens Dige/ ASSOCIATED PRESS via STATESMAN] As the Climate Change conference comes to a close.. an “agreement” has been signed, an accord consisting of pages of goals and rhetoric on how to achieve change.  A valiant effort, but does it take into account the people involved, economic factors and [...]

Consumption:A Day In the Life on the Internet

12, Dec 2009

via nikonfestival.com [via Faris] http://farisyakob.typepad.com/ Posted via web from reeboot’s posterous

Invisible Dogs « Improv Everywhere

5, Oct 2009

via improveverywhere.com a social spectacle at it’s finest: Posted via web from experiencefreak

Think Big: Marketing as Social Experience.

5, Oct 2009

This past week, I had the chance to speak at the University of Texas, McComb’s School of Business “Marketing Fellows” Customer Strategy program.   About what?  … social media of course.  It seems you can’t have a marketing, business or media conversation without social being front and center. And while I’m very much a participant [...]


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