Sound Bytes
A column about the future of the music industry by Jonathan CunninghamU2 Partners with Dropbox and Spotify Remains Free in the U.S.
Sound Bytes: Sir Mix-A-Lot Talks Social Media and SOPAThe Analog-ist
A column at the intersection of social and traditional media by Betsy Hauenstein & Cheryl Lowry
Looking for Candidates With Design Skills
Is Paper the Future of Screen?
Does the Hive Mind Work Offline?
Introducing: The Analog-istGhost in the Wire
A regular look into the deeper issues surrounding digital media by Ken RufoThe Education Crisis
On Wikipedia Knowledge
Author Archives: Bonnie Southcott
Catching a bug
I am walking a tightrope as I prepare to teach an advanced digital marketing course to a group of pharmaceutical marketers. The focus of the course is social media, and just the mention of the wikis, widgets and blogs makes … Continue reading
Twitter This
Posted by Southcott As someone who’s straddled both sides of the educational aisle, I’ve been thinking about whether or not personal technology in the classroom is a help or a hindrance. It seems that there are some key issues at … Continue reading
Has iPhone killed WAP?
Part of the problem in assessing new technology is estimating what is real for the majority of consumers versus what is real for the tech geeks (don’t get your dander up; some of my best friends are geeks). Recently I … Continue reading
The Devil and Those Details
Working collaboratively on any project is an art in itself, particularly when you are trying to coordinate out-of-town or simply out-of-office partners. I have been involved with projects that had everything going for them — compelling ideas, talented people and … Continue reading
The Flip Phenomenon
Last week I tried to buy a Flip in Bellingham for my father-in-law, Marvin, who recently had a stroke. He is a writer who can’t write any more following his stroke, but he can use a Flip camcorder to tell … Continue reading
The Art of the Interview
As a writer, I hang my hat on good interviews. I have found that the trick to mining a great story from your source is essentially the ability to act like a curious, caring human being. My favorite story about … Continue reading
Living the Story
What do you do when all the organizing and planning that goes into a video shoot meets the unexpected? When your time line morphs into pretty numbers on a piece of paper? When your interview subject checks his watch and … Continue reading
Get email updates 
Subscribe 
