Real Morality can Demand Hard Choices in the Real World
Drone killing (of American citizens but not just American citizens), and how it’s controlled (what we SHOULD be discussing), is a very serious, but morally complicated issue. One of the … Continue reading
Hitting the Post (or Radio Daze)
Walking home last night listening to the Supreme’s “When Will I See You Again” (one of my all-time favorite songs), I was DJ’ing in my head. Back in the day … Continue reading
Go Brooklyn! The Nets’ Owner Got Great Marketing Advice
You can see now how the intent is for the Nets to really be the Brooklyn Nets, not the New York Nets. It’s right on the front of the uniform, … Continue reading
Brands: Content Marketing Does Not Mean Become Content Creators
Interesting post today in Digiday, with an interview with Ford’s CMO Jim Farley on the subject of how they have a big evolving focus on social marketing, using content THEY … Continue reading
IBM Looks to Port Watson to Mobile Apps
‘ve predicted this was inevitably going to happen (without knowing how)…further predict speech-to-text/semantic tech will be incorporated along with visual UI. Access soon will via glasses (a la Google Goggles), … Continue reading
On Truth in Public Discourse: IMO
Is something big happening here? In discussions of pubic policy, and politics (the former has all but vanished), we’ve traditionally understood..and been raised to understand, that people have different points … Continue reading
Second Screen Apps Not Ready for Prime Time
I’ve decided to pay attention to second screen apps, but not allow myself to become distracted by them. Professionally, or personally. What the ultimate potential is is still unclear, but … Continue reading
