I custom-ordered my Jeep Wrangler 4.0 in 1996, when I was a student at gray-and-snowy Syracuse University.
After getting married, having kids and acquiring a proper-and-safe family truckster, the Jeep held her place as the weekend, date-night and personal getaway car.… Read the rest
I’ve expressed my concern over the rapid spread of LCD backlit screens, which disrupt and dominate attention.
While lost attention and focus is one negative byproduct of more screens, security threats is another. Especially since so many distributed screens and devices connect online with our unique profiles and require deeply personal information, like social security numbers, usernames, passwords, credit card numbers and more.… Read the rest
Digital screens are taking over the world.
Specifically, LCD backlit screens are taking over the world.
In my home, we have an old Sony Dash Internet appliance in our kitchen, which we use to stream Flickr photos, Pandora and Netflix movies.
In our theater room, we have an old Android Droid smartphone we use as a streaming radio player, and a Roku television remote control.… Read the rest
Back in 2006, I posted a ton of video content to Revver, one of the first video-sharing sites. I used it to host several recorded interviews with senior advertising executives for a blogging project I did with Nielsen and the Advertising Research Foundation.… Read the rest
I commute to, and work in, New York City.
It’s not the densest city in the world, but more than eight million people sure make it feel like that way.
And when that many pedestrians navigate crowded streets, train stations, subways, sidewalks, retail stores, restaurants, elevators, parks and paths, it’s important that they pay attention.… Read the rest
