Habituating the List – Why your boring posts are killing you.

The other day, someone I remember doing some web form/CGI programming for back in the mid-nineties, Jake Steingart, friended me on facebook. I hadn't...

Recommendation for Facebook Group Admin: Refuse to Tolerate Blockers & Hate Speech!

I am writing this post because I have a recommendation for Facebook Group Admin regarding how blocking and blockers should be handled so that...

WordPress is so easy. That’s why we use it.

 If I had to point to one thing that's the epitome of "Web 2.0" it's WordPress. No other tool makes it as easy for...

The Value of a Buddy in a Web 2.0 World

Web 2.0 tools have enabled lone writers to become powerful solo publishing forces. These tools are almost too powerful: they allow sharing web content...

What’s new about the Facebook Graph Search?

I'm trying out the new Facebook Graph Search feature today.  It's not too clear what makes it different from the old search feature. Sure, the...

The Less Discussed Implications of Your Government Spying on You

Everyone has had their eyes opened recently to government spying,  the fact that our tax dollars have been being spent on snooping US citizens...

Marketing Science is the Most Engaging Science

I'll go out on a limb and make the statement:Marketing is the most engaging science.Your lab is the market. Your reagents are people and...
YouTube Education

YouTube Education: Online is Subbing for the Classroom

Does Retail Apocalypse Foreshadow A Looming College Armageddon? Will a "You Tube Education" compete some day with brick and mortar colleges? Will the advantages of...

Residual Clicks: Clicks Past the Run Date

  Sometimes you get a little more out of an online ad buy than you paid for. There can often be a trickle of traffic...

How many Facebook Profiles are really fake?

Here's an interesting article that appeared on CNN.com about fake Facebook Profiles:http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/dam/assets/120516043821-facebook-reflect-02-t1-main.jpgThere's not much more about it on Mashable, but it's interesting to hear...