- ARCHIVE / social media
- the threadless model
Unquestionably great, but is it the future?
The guys behind Threadless — the community-driven t-shirt design site — have been profiled in a cover story for Inc. magazine. The general sentiment: that Threadless is on the vanguard of a movement that will fundamentally change the way businesses operate and, ultimately, thrive.
Maybe.
If we’re talking about the [...] - deleting the gatekeepers
Or, what to do when signal becomes noise.
When I first discovered RSS feeds a couple of years ago, my initial reaction was “so?” The technology seemed daunting.
Once I got it, though, I seriously got it, and before long my reader swelled to well over fifty feeds. I was getting constant updates on everything that [...] - finally on twitter
It took me long enough, but…
I’m finally active on Twitter. And I have to say — it’s pretty much as advertised. I’m enjoying it so far.
You’re invited to follow me, and if you do so I’ll follow you: click here - (not so new) work: new media distribution channels
Digging into the archives for a look at future thinking.
A few years ago my publishers at Oni Press invited me to contribute a column to their website.
While archiving old documents the other day I stumbled upon a piece from May, 2004. In it, I used David Mamet’s Spartan (recently released at the time) to [...] - social media dos and don’ts
There’s no rulebook, and what works for you might not work for me. But it can help to keep a few basic points in mind.
I recently ghost-wrote an article for a client about how businesses in a particular industry can — and should — use social media to enhance their overall marketing and branding efforts. [...]