MSN recently published an article entitled “The Top 10 Social Networking Annoyances,” a few at which I laughed out loud because I experience them every day. “LinkedIn is uptight” – totally! While this article is a great one, I thought it was missing just a few: – Friendfeed feeds too many friends Aggregators are now […]
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Okay, I’m writing this blog from within a new program called Buzz Word, part of an online word processing suite in Beta test from Adobe. It allows me to write, similar to a conventional software-based program … except the fonts are limited. And that’s where the similarity stops. The documents are stored on Adobe’s servers,
Say "So Long" to Word. Read More »
In 2006, a video startup made a startling announcement that sent shockwaves through the professional video world: the production of a camera that would capture images at a 4k resolution direct to hard disk or flash based memory cards, with the ability to use prime cinematographic lenses, for only $17,000. The Red camera was heralded
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The Bouv has been asked to answer 3 questions about his day-to-day life at CurrentMarketing. The Bouv Abides. 1: What’s the most interesting tool you use to do your job? This may seem funny at first, but as Geek In Charge around here, I’m not going to say the programming editor I use or my
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Microsoft has had a lot of press lately, and none of it very good. First, they were sued for certifying computer components as “Vista Capable” when they were clearly not; next, they announced the closing of the MSN music store, thereby orphaning thousands of legitimately purchased songs; then they were publicly told to speak to
Last Call for Steve Ballmer Read More »
I’m antsy so I turn my divided attention to trusty Google. I vaguely remember telling myself earlier that I have to check out this Twitter of which everyone speaks so highly. I was on a search engine kick and instead of going to this unknown site, decided to see if Twitter came up when I
My what is pretty? Read More »
We have a unique culture at CurrentMarketing. It can be rather difficult to communicate the specifics of this culture to potential, and new, employees. That’s why we’re creating an internal wiki. Our website illustrates the personality of our work, our relationship with our clients and the professional side of our people to the outside world.
The newest social networking site has premiered – ncludr.com! I already have profiles on so many of these type of sites, but this is one more I will add. How can I resist a marketing pitch that claims that the site is “the most awesomest ultimate social network ever?” I love the capabilities the site
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Are you tired of missing “The Office” every week… well not anymore thanks to Hulu.com. Now you can watch it when you want to, where you want to. Hulu was created by NBC and Fox to deliver their content free, but with an advertising catch: with a 20 minute clip you get about a minute
Well, Hulu officially launched yesterday after many months in beta. Better late than never? The “video online” market is fairly crowded right now, but Hulu does bring the powerhouses of NBC and Fox under one umbrella, not to mention many other smaller channels as well (like Bravo, Fuel TV, FX, Sci Fi, Style, Sundance, and
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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.
