Today was my last official event for the Boston chapter of the American Marketing Association as chapter President. The June Board meeting and planning retreat. The chapter year runs from... Read more →
Interesting discussion on the CoComment blog about fixing the instability problem with their service, its fixed, and kudos’ to the team for posting updates on the issue. However, there's a... Read more →
CoComment is back up and working well. I received a nice email from the team. Though I am still concerned about what's going to happen in the future. Hey, guys... Read more →
Looks as if CoComment is having some datacenter problems. This is strange the site is up and working, however my posts are not appearing. One suggestion for the CoComment team.... Read more →
I've been using CoComment, and today I went to the site and noticed all of my comments have disappeared. I hope the company has not lost them permanently. Hey guys,... Read more →
I had lunch with one of my AMA board members today. I mentioned my wife and I are expecting a baby in September. He told me that the only advice... Read more →
I think FIFA just created a public relations disaster for Anheuser-Busch by requiring 1,000 Dutch football supporters to remove their trousers when entering an international football match. A Dutch brewing... Read more →
Joel Spolsky explains why Bill Gates was such a good manager of programmers. Read more →
Owen Lystrup's Into PR blog post on Tonik, a Blue Cross health plan for the young and active had me researching the company. Here's what I found: "Nearly half of... Read more →
Robert Scoble writes an excellent post on why Steve Ballmer needs to pay more attention to grassroots marketing than his PR staff. If Steve wants to improve his stock price... Read more →