2 – Online Technology

Twitter Buys TV Social Analyltics Firm as Second Screen Viewing Wins Super Bowl

February 6th 2013

Second screen viewers crashed the websites of Super Bowl advertisers and accounted for 3% of viewership of the event. Klout score may rank your use of Twitter, but thanks to its purchase of Bluefin Labs, Twitter will be able to rate the impact of broadcast media and global events among its users.

MassTLC’s Unconference: Innovators Make the Conference They Need

November 20th 2012

The agenda is 100% made by attendees. The organizers and experts are available for 1:1 meetings. Everyone gets and gives what they want. People who are passionate about innovation become a tribe, and the event is entirely what they make it be. Come inside the benevolent anarchy of Boston’s Innovation Unconference.

Please Give a Quick Vote Today for Experience Design

November 15th 2012

I’ve proposed hosting a discussion on Expererience Design which is subtitled: Customers Who Give a Damn Make Companies Win — and I’d appreciate it if you could give this a quick vote as a good idea, over here please.

Finally a Creative Use of QR Codes That is Awesome-ball Cool!

November 9th 2012

You may recall that I’m a bit of a QR code skeptic. However – here’s an idea that I think lights up an amazing canvas for marketers and consumers. And since its on whiskey bottles, I’m only too eager to help you and test this out.

Three Content Marketing Lessons from Hurricane Sandy

October 30th 2012

Is your content marketing ready for a hurricane? Here are three content marketing reminders we can take from the online phenomena which has been, and even today still is, Hurricane Sandy.

Join Me for Disruptive Digital Discussions in Oregon, New Jersey & Massachusetts

September 25th 2012

October is always a huge month for conferences and learning – and I want to encourage you to come be part of these three exciting discussion about the future of digital strategy.

What I Found at Caine’s Arcade, a Few Minutes of Fun

July 3rd 2012

This Spring, Caine Monroy became famous in some parts because of his cardboard arcade. Patricia Yuse visited the arcade, and shares some thoughts about what causes viral movements to grow.

Amanda Palmer Won’t Settle for Less. Monitizing engagement is just the start.

June 24th 2012

Amanda Palmer’s Kickstarter triumph is awesome-ball cool, but it’s just the start. The real magic is what you can do with a business model based on fan love.

Join Me Online Tuesday for the Mobile Marketing Crash Course

June 22nd 2012

The Online Marketing Institute challenged me to put together the ultimate Crash Course for charting your course for mobile webistes and mobile applications. Join us for the fastest deep dive on mobile marketing anywhere.

LinkedIn’s Bad Week: 6.5m Hacked Passwords, And Caught Sucking In Your Private Data

June 6th 2012

Linked In confirms that potentially millions of its passwords have been compromised – and this comes just a day after they were discovered to be sneaking data from mobile users may fall on the wrong site of privacy rules. Here’s what you need to do right now to protect your data and perhaps your identity.