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Great digging by Heather Green at BusinessWeek has uncovered the dirty little secret about the blogosphere that so many of us have surmised for some time. It ain’t nearly as big as the hype indicates, though it remains incredibly important for communicators. Heather convinced David Sifry of Technorati to release more detailed data abbot his…
JetBlue Hurting Badly
A snowstorm in the Northeast last week could prove extraordinarily costly for JetBlue. Accustomed to positive press coverage, the company has been besieged by a multimedia attack from customers and reporters alike. First there was the plane stuck on the tarmac for 10 hours while passengers suffered. Now, the airline has been forced to cancel…
Should We Throw Out the Social Media Rulebook?
That’s what I argue in a commentary today on Media Bullseye. It has sparked a bit of discussion already, with Amanda Chapel weighing in to laud my views, which can only mean that it’s a polarizing piece! Jim Turner sums up when many others seem to be thinking: " …
The new Apple Watch reminds us of the need for better batteries
If I knew anything about batteries, other than how to drain them through excessive use, I’d probably spend all of my spare time trying to figure out how to build a better one. It’s hardly an original thought, but better batteries remain the key to so much innovation. Electric cars. Smart watches. Mobile phones. Laptops….
Christie lands UL endorsement // Do Independents matter? // NHDP JJ Dinner tonight … and more
(via Primary Digest) There are 72 days until the New Hampshire primary. Random thoughts & observations… — Camp Christie got a major morale boost last night when the NH Union Leader endorsed the New Jersey governor. — Historically, candidates’ New Hampshire poll numbers have improved after the UL endorsement. However, it is by…
Facebook Follows Smart Expansion Path
Brad Stone of the New York Times hits the nail on the head today when he writes of Facebook: “Only designated friends or people in users’ networks can see their full profile pages, in contrast to the chaotic freedom on MySpace, the site owned by the News Corporation that is Facebook’s main rival.” Chaos vs….