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Orville and Wilbur Wright were nuts. I’m talking crazy, cuckoo, bats in the belfry nuts. They took some bed sheets and 2X4’s and somehow thought, “We can actually project ourselves through the air with those and live to tell about it.”
They were nuts. But they were right.
I took off from O’Hare last night [...]

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Everywhere you look, traditional media outlets are dying off. Okay, not dying, but laying off staff, being devalued at sale, cutting budgets, trimming corners and falling all over themselves trying to figure out web strategies to save their collective asses. There’s even a new website to track layoffs in the newspaper business. Subscription [...]

It started with an innocent Tweet.
JasonFalls Wife and I are discussing a family YMCA membership. Could it be that I might start exercising? Stay tuned …
And, after a couple of responses, I threw this out there:
JasonFalls If I, Mr. 275 pounds and no exercise since 1988, will commit to a consistent exercise program, I want [...]

On April 23, I offered a job posting here on the blog. Doe-Anderson’s social media activity has grown to the point that we need more hands on deck. We’ve come quite a ways from last summer when one client said they wanted some additional thinking for their online efforts. Now we have a small staple [...]

In thinking about last week’s blogosphere outburst with another public relations blacklist, this time accompanied by a loud reaction from the PR and blogging world, it occurred to me that the root of the problem lies in a misunderstanding on both sides of the equation. Public relations folks don’t understand the old-school ways of outreach [...]