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Next Page »Predictions For New Media In 2012
Well, I didn’t score as well on my 2011 predictions as I did in previous years. Lets review those first … The Verizon iPhone will do bigger business than expected and shed some serious light on just how pathetic of a company AT&T really is. AT&T is still pathetic – and the iPhone Verizon did…Read More »
My 2011 New Media Predictions
First things first … how did I do on last year’s predictions? I’m going to call 3 out of 5. First commentary on what I predicted for this year. Yup – There will be no real competitor to the iPhone in 2010. Sorry guys but Android still isn’t a real competitor and Windows Phone 7,…Read More »
Google TV – What It Could Mean
I finally got my mind around Google TV and what it “means.” And it is big. First of all, it is real competition in the “Internet video on your television” space. With Apple TV admitting being nothing but a hobby and everyone else caring about their efforts with the same passion BP seems to care…Read More »
Free Podcast Training – Tonight Only!
UPDATE: The live event is completed/over. If you’d like to grab the recording (and we got a good one), sign up at http://www.podcastsecrets.com. Tonight at 5p Pacific, 8p Eastern, I’ll be recording LIVE a new presentation called “The Seven Deadly Sins Most Podcasters Make And What You Can Do To Avoid Them.” It’s for the…Read More »
Focus And The New Media Maker
One of the better quality training pieces I ever put together came from a Skype Screenshare where we recorded the entire thing live with no takes. It was for Andy Jenkins and the Video Boss product. Now, I spent LESS time on that bad boy than you’d think. I put together the slide deck in…Read More »
Weekend Roundup: Returns And Launches Edition
Old favorites are coming back (in some new ways) this weekend: John Reese is back in this space with some fascinating training on outsourcing (“the right way”) for $2 an hour. AFF The iPad 3G launches late today, but I still have some questions. With Facebook launching this new “Like” feature, wouldn’t it be great…Read More »
Weekend Roundup: New Ways To Think About Internet Marketing Edition
Are you noticing the trend of more “realistic” views on the whole Internet Marketing thing? The new Main Street Marketing Machines product from Traffic Geyser melds real needs from real “Main Street” businesses with the realities of what the Internet has to offer. Wrap that up in a traditional business opportunity package and we have…Read More »
Is Your Next Book An App?
I’ve been saying for a few years now that the real definition of Web 2.0 is “your content on your customer’s terms.” Everything really comes down to that as far as I’m concerned. Techcrunch recently published a piece that says that authors need to publish their “next book” as an App (instead of an iBook)….Read More »
Weekend Roundup: What Happened To Monday?
Yes, missed blog and Podcasts this week. Too into the Operation iPad Project. Back to normal next week, but here are some links to keep you warm and informed: Songs Of Love is a great organization that puts some new media creators in a position of great service. Read what Geoff Smith is doing with…Read More »
8 Years Free – Here’s What’s Next
It’s a very special day for me: 8 years ago today was the last thing I’ll ever have that will resemble a day job. The Internet has been veryverygoodtome and it’s time for me to give back. Note: This is a work and concept in process. I’ll be editing this a LOT based on what…Read More »
