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Saying No
Yesterday I spent some time thinking about saying “no.” It started with Fred Wilson’s blog post on the subject. He talked about a board meeting he attended where he learned that one of the company execs has a favorite saying: “the best answer to most questions is no.” I had never quite thought of it…
What Romney’s poll numbers say about Trump // Christie visits // Week ahead … and more
(via Primary Digest) There are 78 days until the New Hampshire primary. Random thoughts & observations… — If Mitt Romney were on the ballot, he’d handily win New Hampshire, according to a Boston Globe/Suffolk University poll. That’s interesting. More interesting is that Trump drops to 15 percent. That’s his core support. He’s not likely to…
PR Crises Occur at Broadband Speeds
The timing on this one couldn’t be better. As JetBlue works to dig itself out of Snow Crisis 2007, they might want to join you in checking out “How to Make Crisis Communications More Effective with Media Monitoring” published today by CustomScoop and written by yours truly. The publication is available to download for free…
New York’s Yotel Shows Smart Use of Space
I’m staying in perhaps the smallest hotel room I have ever been inside. And I really like it. I’m usually a bigger is better kind of guy, at least when it comes to hotel rooms. When I’m on the road, I use my hotel room as my home base and frequently spend a few hours…
Good day for Christie // Why the drug issue matters in NH // Filing period opens … and more
(via Primary Digest) There are 97 days until the New Hampshire primary … and today the filing period opens. Random thoughts & observations… — You should not underestimate the importance of the drug crisis here in New Hampshire. It’s getting a lot of local media coverage, but just as important is the degree to which…
If You’re Going to Blog Anonymously, At Least Be Smart About It
I’m not a big fan of anonymous blogging. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with it and won’t rule out ever doing it myself (it’s foolish to say “never” anyway), I just prefer it when you’re open about who you are when you’re expressing opinions. It helps the audience understand your message in context. That…