For those of you who think in pictures, have I got a treat for you. Cooliris (ver. 1.10) is a free browser plug-in that lets you search the web visually. Looking for an image on Google, Yahoo, Flickr, Picasa, deviantArt or video clip on YouTube? It all can be viewed on a gorgeous 3-D wall […]
Visual Peeps Unite! Read More »
I started my SXSW Monday with a bang – Presenting Straight to the Brain. An excellent, knowledgeable moderator and three EXCELLENT presenters flooded the audience with solid presentation advice. There are some basic ideas that drive a good presentation: Out of a 20-slide presentation, the brain only remembers 3-4 slides. Look at a presentation more
SXSW Monday – no case of the Mondays for me! Read More »
Sunday was a curious SXSW day for me. I got a true sense for the community that is the event. I started the day by leaving my iPhone in a cab. Those of you who own an iPhone probably just a had a slight jump in your tummy thinking about losing your most prized possession.
Rawking Selection Sunday…in Austin, Texas Read More »
We just wrapped up our first day at South by Southwest interactive – what a whirlwind! Only 24 hours into it, I can only imagine what the next three days will have to offer. The panels were intriguing and the people I met were just about as interesting as the panels. Quick recap on my
Taking SXSW by storm Read More »
Form has truly followed fiction, Minority Report style: Neuroscience Marketing As marketers, we are exceedingly interested in identifying exactly which consumers are our core customers. Right now, we can do this with a reasonable sophistication. We work in a fairly actuarial environment – if “these kinds of people” tend to buy our product, we find
The future of marketing is here…almost Read More »
I received a notice in my email this morning that Yahoo! Music is changing. Really? I wasn’t aware that there WAS a Yahoo! Music. Apparently so. Why they are sending me a notice to my GMail account I don’t know. I’ve never signed up for their service, and it isn’t a phishing attack (I checked).
Need a break from the sweaters? You got it! Read More »
With the ever unfolding of the interactive marketplace, there are multiple trends developing on multiple platforms, presenting interactive marketers a landscape that daily becomes exponentially more complex. It used to be easy. When creating an interactive project, you picked a platform (Mac, PC or both), you picked a common 256 color palette that would display
PhoneGap – the jury's still out Read More »
We’re busy. We’re growing. And we’re busy .. did I already mention that?I’m looking for a couple more entry-level geeks to add to CurrentMarketing’s web department. Benefits include plenty of video game talk, free soda, maybe some beer, and you’ll probably even get paid! If you want to come work with a Geek In Charge,
OMG! We need geeks! Read More »
While gearing up to watch the Daily Show, my wife and I occasionally flip the TV over to the CW, to watch a locally produced show Secrets of Louisville Chefs. I love the idea of this show. Louisville has a lot of great restaurants, and there seem to be more every year. I have several
Secrets of the Louisville Chefs Read More »
Interesting, and alarming, interpretation of Verizon’s move to crank up their SMS rates by 3¢ per message: https://tinyurl.com/48zy5h Mobile Marketer predicts that Verizon’s rate hike could potentially bring down the domestic mobile marketing industry. I don’t feel educated enough to discredit this claim…but if it is true, then I scorn our country’s inability to take
Yes, I'm asking for MORE laws… Read More »
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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.
