Blogs are one of the most valuable marketing tools ever created.
I believe that. I don’t just say it. I mean it by walking the talk. I started blogging in September 2003, and since then I have written almost three thousand posts. I’m proud of this blo…
Is there one link, story, picture or thought that you saw online this week that you think somebody you know must see?
My friends: Alistair Croll (BitCurrent, Year One Labs, GigaOM, Human 2.0, the author of Complete Web Monitoring and Managing Bandwid…
There is a ton of great stuff that you should be reading.
The first quarter of this year is coming to an end, and there has been a plethora (yes, big word!) of great books for you to read and enjoy.
10 New Books Worth Checking Out (in alphabetical or…
It’s important to remember that being transparent is not the same as divulging personal information.
We have never seen a moment like this on our history. Look at the combined audience of platforms like Blogging, Podcasting, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook…
Read. Read. Read.
Blog posts are great. So are Twitter, online newspapers and magazines and the occasional Podcast, but if you really want to deep-dive into a topic and spend more than a grazing moment with it, you have to read a well-written book abo…
It’s a question of scruples: is what you do off of the company’s time any of the company’s business?
It’s hard to answer "yes" to that question. We’re entitled to do (and be) whoever we want on our own time so long as when we’re on the job,…
Is privacy really what we should be seeking out as individuals online or should we go in the opposite direction?
This concept is core to Jeff Jarvis’ latest business book, Public Parts. Jeff’s first book, What Would Google Do? set the pace for his pas…
Eight years ago on this day in 2003, I started Blogging.
Here’s some basic info about what has transpired in eight years here at the Six Pixels of Separation Blog: over 2700 Blog entries, over 20,000 comments and over 270 audio Podcasts. If you have r…
Episode #271 of Six Pixels of Separation – The Twist Image Podcast is now live and ready for you to listen to.
Jeff Jarvis has a sharp tongue. Meaning: he is opinionated and often right about how New Media intersects with our traditional ways and what…
Is there one link, story, picture or thought that you saw online this week that you think somebody you know must see?
My friends: Alistair Croll (BitCurrent, Year One Labs, GigaOM, Human 2.0, the author of Complete Web Monitoring and Managing Bandwid…
I’m a parent. I’ve got two kids. Life changes when you have kids.
The truth is that life changes when you become an uncle (or an aunt) or when you have kids in your life. Prior to that experience, you tend to see kids screaming or having meltdowns in …
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Google Glass And Thinking Differently About Technology
Google’s Project Glass is a very interesting product.
At this week’s TED 2013 conference in Long Beach, I had the chance to wear and tinker with Google Project Glass (for photographic proof, you can follow me on Twitter and see the pictures). My …
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