Have you seen the CTRL ALT Delete experience yet?
My latest book, CTRL ALT Delete, came out two days ago. In an attempt to create attention and interest, the team at Twist Image put together a very compelling story about business today. So far, the ex…
Channel surfing got weird.
There was this episode of All-Star Celebrity Apprentice this season that revolved around each team’s ability to create a television ad for the consumer electronics company, LG. It wasn’t really about a particular model of te…
Here’s a quote worthy of your attention:
"The real fact of the matter is that nobody reads ads. People read what interests them. Sometimes it’s an ad." – Howard Gossage.
Let’s face it: we often make out marketing and advertising to be more …
It seems like online publishers are starting to think about the digital-first experience.
In the past short while, we have started to see what could only be described as "true online publishing" taking on a new (and pretty) look and feel. It…
You have a marketing problem.
How many meetings have you sat in where people want to refresh the logo, redo the website, create a mobile app, build a Facebook page, get new brochures and more because they think that they’re having a problem getting th…
There’s a new book in town that is worthy of your attention.
No, this isn’t a self-promotional post about CTRL ALT Delete (as I head into promotion for it next week, you can be sure that there will be plenty of it 
. Eric Schmidt (Google’s Executive …
Do you love shopping? Do you hate shopping?
I’m one of those strange beings that truly loves the act of shopping, but doesn’t really buy all that much. I have no idea how to reconcile this, but nothing makes me happier than strolling through an amazin…
Being picked by someone or choosing yourself and leading… which do you choose?
It seems like an obvious answer. Any self-respecting individual would say that they would prefer to choose themselves and be solely responsible for their own success and …
So, what do you think of my thought leadership?
Ugh. Really? When you speak or write in a forum that has audience and attention, the people who are giving you the platform have to sell you. In that, you have to be able to sell yourself to those people…
You sometimes pick up a gem of an idea… and the mind begins to wander (and wonder).
At the Monetate Agility Summit today in Philadelphia (where I was invited to give the keynote presentation), I wound up connecting with some of the most fascinating …
Exponential growth is one of the biggest opportunities… and threats to business today.
If you’re running a business in the technology sector, exponential growth is the type of thing that happens when your market hits the tipping point and the growth…
Who amongst us is able to consume all of the content that we save?
Long before RSS feeds, Twitter, Facebook and more, I was a heavy subscriber to email e-newsletters (in fact, I still am). But I no longer have the same habit that I used to have. I use…
When you think of smartphones, what do you think of?
Most people interested in media, marketing and technology think of smartphones as the device that is putting the PC world to rest. Yes, personal computers are still pervasive, but the growth of smar…
It’s happening right now.
Thousands of very lucky individuals are seated in the Long Beach Performing Arts Center as you are reading this and they’re having their minds blown by business leaders, scientists, innovators, agitators, inventors, designers…
Smart TV growth is about to explode.
That’s the news out of MediaPost yesterday according to the article: Smart TV Growth Is Set To Explode. But, the bigger question is this: are consumers ready and knowledgeable enough to make this work? I believe th…
It’s strange how much of a brand’s foundation is laid by the people who represent it.
It could be a pristine service with a genius business model that is created with the latest in cutting edge technology, but none of that matters if the people who re…
How long will the personal computer – as we have known it to date- be relevant?
If you look at any data points surrounding mobile (and putting it in context on a global level), it seems like nobody is using a computer anymore, doesn’t it? How of…
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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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