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Like many advocates of the new media era, I spend a lot of time consuming blogs (like this one) and other social media. Frequently, I find myself realizing that the only traditional journalism I have read recently is content shared on some social network. That’s unfortunate. Read the rest of this post on Media Bullseye.
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(via Primary Digest) There are 11 days until the New Hampshire primary. Random thoughts & observations… — Relatively quiet news day on the #FITN front. Most eyes were on the Iowa GOP debate. No need to rehash most of that coverage here. — If you have a spare hour, feel free to watch the…
Humor is Important
Every other Friday, we do what we call a “Payday Pizza Presentation” where one of our team members makes a presentation on a topic we think would be of interest to everyone while we all eat free food. Sometimes its about internal processes, at other times it may be about industry dynamics, technology trends, social media ideas, etc. Today,…
Is GooBurner a Good Idea?
Sam Sethi today starts a rumor in the blogosphere sure to spread like wildfire: Google is to buy FeedBurner. I have no information to confirm or deny the rumor, so instead I find myself pondering whether it’s a good thing. Certainly it is likely to be for FeedBurner shareholders. But what about bloggers, podcasters, and…
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(via Primary Digest) There are 80 days until the New Hampshire primary. What will the trip around the world between now and then produce? Random thoughts & observations… — Publishing has the vanity press. Presidential politics has the New Hampshire primary — with 52 candidates to appear on the ballot in February. — For…
A $30 Million Problem
I promise to leave the JetBlue thing alone after this. Probably. I’ve already whacked them and praised them. And now I’m simply sharing what Bulldog Reporter says: The chief executive of JetBlue Airways said this week that reimbursing passengers stuck on about 1,000 delayed flights and updating its operations to prevent further problems could cost…