Article Archive for November 2010
It is popular to hate Comcast: mostly because so many of us spend lots of money with them … and have few choices otherwise. Between cable, internet and phone, the monthly Comcast bill can be …
As Facebook ramps its own Deal platform, it appears as though they might be testing a new ad unit / format with the web’s leading deal provider: Groupon.
Earlier this week, Business Insider ran an article about Dogpatch Labs (read here) that was neither well researched nor accurate.
Since having our first child just a month ago, we have had the television on more than normal (particularly the first couple weeks!). Between baby bouncing / feeding and laptop / email … the TV …
Chrome is a clear focus for Google.
It is growing quickly and taking market share from other web browsers… and it represents a core component of other Google priorities: Google TV, mobile, web speed, apps, etc.
Aditya Mukherjee‘s post “Things I would love to see in iOS5″ has risen to the top of Hacker News.
Within a day of Facebook announcing their new Deals platform, Starbucks started advertising for their check-in rewards.
Retailer H&M is now doing the same: rewarding checked-in users with 20% their purchase. H&M has been an …
Over the weekend, I visited NYTimes.com and was surprised to see AOL’s “On AOL.com Now” campaign taking over the *entire* screen of my laptop. This screenshot is trimmed down to fit the blog, but it …
I regularly cover trends in top grossing iPhone / iPad applications. What makes this update noteworthy is that:
Today Facebook announced Facebook Messages, which bundles together email, chat and text messages to create a single communication stream: “The New Messages: Texts, chat and email together in one simple conversation.” If you haven’t watched, …
Have you gotten sick of my writing about getting your marketing and product promotions “in the river”?
“In the river” is my terminology for making sure that messages are delivered inside the core experience and …
I write a lot about the importance of getting product, messaging and promotion “in the river“ (in other words: making sure that messages are delivered inside the core experience and to the respective audience – …





