How did they know I wanted that?
Google is apparently about to sell your search history to advertisers.
Good news for marketers? Or potentially creepy (not to mention...
Hoarding doesn't work
These words, more than any of my own, reflect a philosophy to PR, business and maybe even life worth considering.
Not so sure about his...
Davos, communications and an unruly world: lessons for PR people
I wasn't at Davos this year, but luckily for the PR community people like Arun Sudhaman were, and he has collected a useful set of...
Job seekers: what are you most passionate about?
A great question to kick off an job interview: what are you most passionate about?
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Browne said he learns four things from this exercise: 1. What do the candidates care about most deeply? 2. How well can they explain...…
Is advertising the problem with fake news?
I've been too worried about real news lately to write much about fake news, but here's an interesting take: maybe fake news thrives...
Note to PRs: VR is not in itself, "news"
That's it, really.
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I'm not at all saying that people should stop developing these projects. They should. I'm just saying that we should no longer be...…
Globalization: celebrated, jeered and not always understood
I'm the personal beneficiary of a globalized economy, working for a global company serving global clients on a, well, global basis.
So...
2017 will be a risky year (but maybe not as you think)
Next week leaders from business, government and civil society will meet in Davos, Switzerland as they do each year for the World Economic...
In deference to MAYA
This weekend's longish read is on MAYA - Most Advanced Yet Acceptable - a design principle based on the observation that we like what we...
The Simpler The Insight, The More Profound Its Conclusion
Here's a review on a book I highly recommend for its elegance, ambition and accessibility.
And for quotes like the one below.
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I try to find a simple expression for my ideas. I figure if there is none, the ideas must be wrong. When I first started to work on...…
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