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
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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
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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 »
I am still trying to wrap my brain around the concept behind a “sling box.” The idea that one can call up one’s television over the internet, and view it over any computer – anywhere in the world, baffles me. And, you can change the channel. Well, I had some fun with that recently! We
If it is one thing a geek needs, it is electricity. I can pretty much turn any computer at my disposal into a workstation — but only if I can power it on first. When the wind storms hit our area this month, I first noticed at home. No video games, no TV to watch,
Who turned off the internets? Read More »
The week before Hurricane Ike came traipsing through our city and took out our power here at CurrentMarketing, I was in a quandary. I deal with a lot of data, in the form of video and audio files mostly, and I have resisted buying a RAID storage system as being too expensive and complicated for
One of the myriad reasons that Firefox is superior to Internet Explorer is the ability to extend the browser with Add-Ons. Add-Ons take the form of extensions, themes or plug-ins. You can add a GMail notifier, a Facebook toolbar, an extension that allows you to save any video embedded in a page to your hard
Ubiquity for Firefox Read More »
A few months ago the iPhone became a truly “smart phone” with the addition of 3rd party applications and I am not too proud to admit that I have become more than a little dependent on a few of them. Here are three that I use daily. 1. Twitterific – My best friend and I
3 iPhone apps I can’t live without. Read More »
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With over 20 years of media buying experience, Adam Forsythe combines strategic insight with data-driven precision to connect brands with their ideal audiences. His expertise spans digital, social, and traditional media, allowing him to craft balanced, results-oriented campaigns that drive measurable ROI. Known for his collaborative approach and strong industry relationships, Adam consistently delivers value through thoughtful planning, smart negotiation, and performance optimization.
