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April 13, 2009

Why the Amazon “glitch” is so significant (#amazonfail)

I’ve been monitoring the hyperactive #amazonfail tag on Twitter since yesterday evening.  So much has been written about the actual issue (e.g. broken here and talked about here, here, here and everywhere) that there’s no point in me rehashing it.  If it’s not all over the press by now, it will be soon, and it will become [...]

April 12, 2009

Bye, bye amazon.com

In response to Amazon’s decision (something they’ve called a “glitch” in their swift and misguided damage control campaign) to remove books about gay, lesbian, bi-sexual and transsexual lifestyles from their ranking system (both adult and children’s literature), I have joined a growing number of people who have removed all of the links to books and [...]

April 3, 2009

Putting personality into corporate digital communications

There’s a perception within the business community that promotional media needs to be carefully crafted and presented with a high shine.  The focus is typically on senior executives that are positioned as the face of their companies while reading scripts that are refined to add a poetic wax to the talking head visuals.  We’ve seen [...]

Being small isn’t necessarily easy

Our seven year-old daughter wrote this message on her white board a few weeks ago… Maybe I’m small but I have feelings and they can get hurt and right now they feel that way hurt I’ve cross posted this photo at GrowingEnthusiasm.com, which our daughters may use to share some of their art. Also, there’s [...]

April 2, 2009

How do you consume media?

I’ve decided that I’m going to start posting polls to my site on a regular basis.  The results will be public so that everyone can benefit from the findings. The question of how we consume media resurfaces on a regular basis.  I believe this is because the way in which we consume media evolves (more [...]

April 1, 2009

Keep trying something new

Over the last few years I’ve become known for my audio production work.  That’s not something that happens overnight.  It takes a lot of time and energy to learn the technical and soft skills required to produce interesting audio programs that keep a listener engaged and (with any luck) wanting more when the program ends. [...]

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