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• Endings & Beginnings

  Wednesday, August 05, 2009 8:45 PM

  Thursday, Aug. 6 will be my last day at Waggener Edstrom. I’ve two weeks off, then start at Microsoft. Since my post about making the change, one of the questions I’ve gotten consistently has been what would happen with this blog. The agency has generously Read More... 0 Comments

• Must Be Summer

  Wednesday, August 05, 2009 7:16 AM

  The WSJ is clearly in full summer doldrums, as can by seen by the blinding flash of the obvious story about texting that appears in the personal journal today. Just for starters, the story about texting acronyms opens with…wait for it…an email anecdote, Read More... 2 Comments

• Give Up, NFL

  Tuesday, August 04, 2009 6:48 AM

  The NFL, an entity that takes secrecy and paranoia to levels that make almost anyone else looks sane, has found twitter, which they liked when they thought they could control it, but now have declared it to be the enemy of the moment. I have zero sympathy Read More... 0 Comments

• Paying For Content

  Tuesday, August 04, 2009 6:37 AM

  In the ad column for the NYT Today, Stephanie Clifford looks at a prediction for spending/growth in the communications industry. As expected, it’s overall bleak, but a few things jumped out at me as being especially interesting. First, talk about burying Read More... 1 Comments

• Adding Value

  Monday, August 03, 2009 6:55 AM

  Paul Krugman today takes a shot (again) at the bonus culture of the finance sector , noting that very little of value, real or social, is realized by what people are doing to generate massive amounts of money/bonuses. Unknowingly, he pretty much writes Read More... 0 Comments