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New slideshow app- with audio!
I just ran across a new slideshare app that makes it really easy to add sound or music to your slide shows. John Boutelle, Slideshare founder, gives a cool tutorial – with his voice recorded – maybe he’s not really … Continue reading
Must Read After Death
I can’t offer much commentary yet, but I thought this was an interesting story of old technology meets new. After the death of his grandparents, filmmaker Morgan Dews found audiotapes and dictaphone recordings they made chronicling their unusual lives and marriage. … Continue reading
The Power of Collaborative storytelling
Social networking takes many forms. My wife sent me this link because she thought the message was great. It’s a site called Born Again American and it was started by the venerable Norman Lear as a way of re-invigorating people’s … Continue reading
I can’t live with or without you … and my cell phone
My friends, right now, they’re at a Wichita bar called the Anchor, celebrating our friend Barett’s birthday. My brother (also in Wichita): he’s totally jealous I’m going to see Kool Keith this Friday in Seattle. Yesterday, my best friend’s bulldog … Continue reading
Are digital marketers really marketers?
The CEO of my company seems to think not. He makes a few very interesting points in this guest column for Adweek. However, I don’t think the tools of digital marketers are limited at all. If anything, we have more … Continue reading
Indian Farmers Demand More Mobile Phones
During global economic crisis many industries are suffering with low sells and decreasing growth. A recent article from the Wall Street Journal highlights the rise of mobile phone users in India climbing to a record 11 million subscribers this past … Continue reading
Two words for Walter Isaacson
Walter Isaacson of the Aspen Institute appeared on The Daily Show Monday, February 9th, to discuss his recent cover article in Time Magazine about ways to save the dying newspaper industry. During his interview with Jon Stewart, he talks about … Continue reading
Carving Out A Niche In A Very Crowded Blogosphere
The following is long – surprise, surprise. But it’s also the initial prototyping in my mind for a paper due in Kathy Gill’s class this quarter. So if you’re wondering why in the world I would spend anywhere near this … Continue reading
