If you don’t measure it, it hasn’t happened. At least that’s the clarion call for many in the worlds of Big Data, analytics and the growing field of measuring content marketing. But for the blogging peacebuilder, just the mention of the term “analytics” can generate beads of cold sweat. The same Read more…
Then, there are visual quotes. One of the few remarked upon trends in social media (started on Facebook way back in the good old days of 2006-2007) is the overwhelming presence—and virality—of visualized quotes attributed to famous (and not so famous) people. As we stated on Monday, the Internet is Read more…
Railroad engineers decided in the 1830’s that red meant “stop,” white meant “go” and that green meant “caution.” Now, the idea of red indicating danger goes backward in history, beyond the Roman Empire itself and no one is really sure whether natural or social evolution is the driver here. So, Read more…
There’s currently no compelling reason for us to buy Google Glass. There’s also no compelling reason (beyond the SEO game) for us to be involved in Google+. There’s no compelling reason because the guys out at Mountain View haven’t given us one, other than the fact that they currently own Read more…