Over at the Engagement By Engagement video blog, I scored a nice interview with Gerald Zaltman of Harvard Business School. And I bring it to you here with this cross-post:
… Read the restGerald Zaltman, according to Joe Plummer, is the spiritual leader of the Engagement movement.
Here’s a first for me: a mainstream news organization citing a comment I made in someone else’s blog. Mark Glaser, from PBS’ Mediashift, has a series on Citizen Journalism. He quotes me:
Max Kalehoff, an executive at Nielsen BuzzMetrics, wrote this comment
on Jeff Jarvis’ BuzzMachine blog on a post about changing the term citizen journalism to networked journalism:
… Read the rest"Why not just call journalism “journalism” — a word the citizens, amateurs, networks, distributors and professionals can understand?
Cross-post with Engagement By Engagement blog….
Today I moderated a standing-room-only panel at the OMMA conference on social video, and I was joined by a few pioneers from the space: First, I had Fritz Grobe and Stephen Voltz of Eeepybird.com, famous for the Diet Coke and Mentos experiment (seen over six million times as of today!).… Read the rest
Starbucks brilliantly popularized several-dollar cups of coffee, and now it’s time to raise prices. Starbucks is nice, but it would be a lot nicer if they would enforce a maximum decibel level on the background music. I often take my laptop to Starbucks to work, but I periodically have to leave because the volume on the stereo is cranked so high.… Read the rest
How do we promote and protect our personal identities in an age where our digital breadcrumbs have high potential to endure and be discovered for infinity? That’s the question I arrive at in my next MediaPost Spin column. Are you passionate about this issue?… Read the rest
