A Visual Tour of My Media

Posted by on Sep 29, 2006 in Marketing, Media | No Comments

You know the blogs I read, so here is a visual tour of my media. Some of them anyway.

Mind What You Have Learned Re: Video Production

Posted by on Sep 26, 2006 in Public Relations | No Comments

The proliferation of novice video production has corporations and their legal counsel rushing to re-write employee policies and procedures. Simultaneously, our YouTube world has PR pros scrambling to leverage the medium and also provide crisis clean-up, when necessary. According to Stephanie Armour at USA Today, while amateur workplace videos are creating new legal worries and ...

1000 Corpses – The iMix

Posted by on Sep 26, 2006 in Marketing | No Comments

My wife and I are currently planning our big annual Halloween costume party. Just hired the psychics, which are a huge hit with the guests. It’s always interesting when it comes time to call all the local psychics to find out their fees and respective “metaphysical services.” Strangely, none of them knew I was going ...

Get Your Link On 09.25.06

Posted by on Sep 25, 2006 in Marketing | No Comments

White & Nerdy (video) 50 Smartest Things To Do With Your Money (CNN Money) South Park Studio (flash) Eragon Trailer (video) Best of the Web 2006 (BusinessWeek) Little Superstar (video) US Hypoallergenic Cats Go On Sale (BBC News)

Arrrgh… Me Marketing Presentation

Posted by on Sep 22, 2006 in Marketing | No Comments

Leo Bottary of Hill & Knowlton recently covered a range of topics helpful to junior staffers. He closed the blog series on the topic of client presentations by providing some valuable senior perspective and pointers. Unfortunately, Leo failed to mention perhaps the biggest and most important trend in presentations today. Differentiation. Or, as a few ...

Arrrgh… Me Marketing Presentation

Posted by on Sep 22, 2006 in Marketing | No Comments

Leo Bottary of Hill & Knowlton recently covered a range of topics helpful to junior staffers. He closed the blog series on the topic of client presentations by providing some valuable senior perspective and pointers. Unfortunately, Leo failed to mention perhaps the biggest and most important trend in presentations today. Differentiation. Or, as a few ...

Arrrgh… Me Marketing Presentation

Posted by on Sep 22, 2006 in Marketing | No Comments

Leo Bottary of Hill & Knowlton recently covered a range of topics helpful to junior staffers. He closed the blog series on the topic of client presentations by providing some valuable senior perspective and pointers. Unfortunately, Leo failed to mention perhaps the biggest and most important trend in presentations today. Differentiation. Or, as a few ...

Bringing Ronald McSexy Back

Posted by on Sep 22, 2006 in Advertising | No Comments

Long before Justin Timberlake brought Sexy Back, Ronald McDonald attempted to bring it back with a change in style… and gender. While we’re on the topic of McDonald’s, here are a few other relevant links: McDonald’s Opens Mouth, Inserts Hummer McDonald’s Corporate Responsibility Blog The Fries That Bind Us Employee McRules

Bringing Ronald McSexy Back

Posted by on Sep 22, 2006 in Advertising | No Comments

Long before Justin Timberlake brought Sexy Back, Ronald McDonald attempted to bring it back with a change in style… and gender. [youtube="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EG4jiVeTPPg"] While we’re on the topic of McDonald’s, here are a few other relevant links: McDonald’s Opens Mouth, Inserts Hummer McDonald’s Corporate Responsibility Blog The Fries That Bind Us Employee McRules

Top 15 Q-Sites: The Best Mobile Friendly Small Sites

Posted by on Sep 15, 2006 in Marketing | No Comments

I love my Motorola Q. It’s by far the best cell phone I’ve owned. Lately, I’ve been craving more small-screen content so I can better utilize the phone’s smokin’ fast internet. To consolidate and filter the oodles of smart-phone sites (many of which are just junk), I created the Top 15 Q-Sites, a mobile-friendly list ...