In late October, the New York Times reported on a startup in Silicon Valley that was offering a revolutionary product for college students: the Kno, a dual screen tablet that will allow college students to take notes, “manage products and organize their college lives.” When I read this, it was a true a-ha moment. It […]
If you haven’t visited Apple’s homepage since yesterday, then you don’t know your life is about to change. [sarcasm] The image above appears on the tech giant’s landing page. Here’s what I am hoping Apple bestows upon us mere mortals this morning; 1. PONG. How about a complete rework of Ping? I’ve said in the
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After the initial discovery phase with the client, a website moves right into design, right? Not in our minds. Two things happen immediately – we develop a complete site map and wireframe the entire user experience from start to finish. We use a piece of simple Air software for mocking up wireframes, which are then
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As if my digital life couldn’t get any better, Google has now released its latest product – Google TV! What is Google TV, you ask? Glad you asked. Google TV is Google’s attempt at merging your TV life with your online life. I know what you’re thinking, “Hey, my cousin used to have Web TV
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Because I’m not careful about what I say on this blog, I backed myself into a bit of a corner when I was challenged by our VP of Message Deployment to put up or shut up: spend the next 7 days without the joys of modern technology, and then write about it. No internet. No
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Because I’m not careful about what I say on this blog, I backed myself into a bit of a corner when I was challenged by our VP of Message Deployment to put up or shut up: spend the next 7 days without the joys of modern technology, and then write about it. No internet. No
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Because I’m not careful about what I say on this blog, I backed myself into a bit of a corner when I was challenged by our VP of Message Deployment to put up or shut up: spend the next 7 days without the joys of modern technology, and then write about it. No internet. No
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Because I’m not careful about what I say on this blog, I backed myself into a bit of a corner when I was challenged by our VP of Message Deployment to put up or shut up: spend the next 7 days without the joys of modern technology, and then write about it. No internet. No
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I’ll be honest, when I wrote my blog last week about how technology had become omnipresent and I proposed that living with a little less technology might be good for me, I really didn’t think anyone would call me on it. I thought it would be good fodder for discussion, we’d have a few laughs
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I know everyone knows that the IT department has special abilities when it comes to machines, but what I have experienced lately borders on the Twilight Zone. How is it that an IT person walks in a room and every machine seems to stand up straighter and work faster/harder? Example: the Server is down one
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Ed brings 15 years of traditional and digital media sales experience to the agency, giving us a perspective most agencies don’t have. When he’s not working or seeking new knowledge, Ed hangs out with his wife, two kids, two dogs, one cat, and a hamster. And yes, the cat and hamster are best friends.
