Tag: Blogs
Oct.12, 2011 by Matt Goddard
Who?
I never met Steve Jobs. In fact, I am not even sure I knew much about him. But when I learned of his death, I felt an instant sense of remorse. I felt an instant sense of regret. I even felt an instant sense of anger as some tears welled up in my eyes. Why [...]
Read More »Tags: Apple, Blogs, Matt Goddard, Steve Jobs, thought leadership
Categories: Current Events, Thought Leadership
Jul.25, 2011 by Leslie Grandy
Our Featured Community of Interest: Ubergizmo
On today’s web a simple post can build or kill brand loyalty, so we set out to understand what it takes to garner that kind of influence. Today we feature, Hubert Nguyen and Eliane Fiolet, Co-founders and Editors of the technology blog, Ubergizmo. Eliane writes about mobile applications, tablets, design and usability. Hubert is a retired engineer, who formerly worked at NVIDIA. Together, they enlighten several hundred thousand visitors a month.
Read More »Tags: Blogs, gadgets, Hubert Nguyen, technology, Ubergizmo
Categories: Internet Marketing, Mobile, Social
Apr.21, 2009 by DovHoffman
As the World Changes…
The reality of life is that we are living in a different world than our parents once lived. A digital world. Today we can barely get by without checking our phone, email, text messages, music files, etc. People are constantly on their Blackberries and iPhones, among other personal mobile devices. Social networks have virtually exploded, allowing us more opportunities to connect with technology and one another.
Read More »Tags: Blogs, Delicious, digital world, Dogg, Dov Hoffman, Reddit, social networking, StumbleUpon, technology
Categories: Current Events
Apr.03, 2009 by BrookeWarner
If Newspapers are SO Over, What is the Fall Out? (Part 2 of 2)
I agree with Thomas Jefferson when he said: “The basis of our government being the opinion of the people, the very first object should be to keep that right; and were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers and newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate a moment to choose the latter. But I should mean that every man should receive those papers, and be capable of reading them.”
Read More »Tags: blogosphere, Blogs, Brooke Warner, journalism, media, Newspapers, San Francisco Chronicle, series, Web
Categories: Current Events
