Two things over the weekend have caused me to revisit the notion of the current period in history as the Great Jump Ball. For the non-basketball initiated, when two players both grab the ball at the same time and neither of them has clear possession, the referee calls a jump ball. The players who were [...]
I don’t have one of those powerful personal stories for 9/11. I was safely in bed in Pasadena, California when the madness began to unfold, and all I did was gape at the TV all day like most people, hoping the world wasn’t coming to an end. There were only one or two people I [...]
Do you remember when Yahoo ruled the world? I certainly do. I was part of a company that Yahoo bought in 1999 for almost $5 billion in stock. A few months later, that stock was worth even more, going as high as $108 per share (split adjusted) on December 31, 1999, compared to today’s $13 [...]
In October, I’m talking about social media at the Digital Media Boot Camp for Arts Marketers in NYC. And as I started to think about what I’d say, I kept going backwards, like this: What should I talk about? What do people want to know? What are people doing in social media? What do people [...]
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