The Final Word On “Snakes On A Plane”

As the pre-Internet buzz around the unreleasedSnakes On A Plane” movie eases, it’s impossible to ignore the many marketing, media and entertainment pundits – AND FANS – who’ve been captivated by the fact that the film’s producers listened to the people and are incorporating their ideas (or, are planning to in some fashion).Read the rest

A Nifty Little Skype Trick

I didn’t invent this hack, nor is it complicated, but it sure is nifty. Here it goes…

My company has been growing and growing, and outgrowing its office space, New York City in particular. Therefore, we’re moving employees around and doing rotations at a new office location downtown (specifically, the headquarters of VNU, my company’s largest shareholder).Read the rest

Mutating Dead-Tree Media Talk About Dead-Tree Media’s Evolution

Since my recent post on the demise of dead-tree media (print) as we know it today, I stumbled across three highly relevant stories during my Sunday/Monday media-business reading and listening. In fairness to the NYTimes and AdAge, who I cite below, these news organizations have made serious progress to grow way beyond their legacy of dead-tree media.Read the rest

Google Courts Desperately Seeking Singles, And Many Others

Google just launched Google Romance! Not. It’s the latest anticipated April Fools prank, but it’s not as good as Robert Scoble’s prank. But on a serious note, Google is a serious romance tool. It is perhaps the most used and most important tool among lonely hearts who: a) frequent dating Web sites, b) agree to go on a blind date or c) date at all, really.… Read the rest