After a trip down memory lane, here is a collection — by category — of the most popular and my favorite posts of 2009. Continue reading
December 29, 2009
My most popular (and favorite) posts of 2009
BROWSING CATEGORY Interview
November 5, 2009
Highlights from ad:tech New York 2009
I just finished up my second day of reporting at ad:tech in New York for ad:tech, a conference about the digital side of the advertising industry. The event happens ten times a year all over the world and I last reported on the event for ad:tech in San Francisco. At this year’s New York conference I saw many of the … Continue reading
September 19, 2009
Pregtastic: Making Money from Podcasting
This interview is part of a series “Making Money from Podcasting” (read summary “9 Successful Techniques for Making Money from Podcasting”) where I interview podcasters who are actually generating revenue from their podcasts. There are many techniques, and here’s one person’s tale of how they’re making money from podcasting. Get your own sponsors Royce Hildreth is the producer of the … Continue reading
August 25, 2009
5 questions for the author of ‘Twitterville’
Shel Israel discusses the impact of the real-time Web on society & business Shel Israel’s new book, Twitterville, is due to hit hit bookstores next week. (See Twitterville site, the Global Neighbourhoods blog or Amazon page.) A day after his book release party at the Hiller Aviation Museum, San Carlos, Calif., Shel took time out to answer five questions from … Continue reading
March 17, 2009
Shidonni makes kids’ pets come alive
How early do kids start playing online? It’s been well documented in studies going back almost twenty years that children as young as five play PC and console games, but more recently trends have started showing that kids are migrating their gaming habits online. According to Pew Research around 75% of kids and tweens ages 5-12 in the United States … Continue reading
February 26, 2009
An interview with Martin Oetting of Germany’s trnd
As part of my exploration of branding and communication around the world, I am starting a series of interviews with as many European and world-wide movers-and-shakers as are willing to submit themselves to my barrage of probing questions. I was inspired to start this series of interviews while at lunch with today’s interviewee, Martin Oetting, partner and director research at … Continue reading
