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Do we really have to go through this again?

August 1, 2008 - Comments

I was born in 1982. I remember my parents buying a VCR. That one broke, and we got another one.

It was a Betamax. Anyone remember those? Sony had this great format for Video Cassettes, but they only manufactured it themselves. Someone else had a larger, lower quality format, but they licensed it to anyone who wanted to build them.


Sink or Swim: Six Companies that Might Make It

July 18, 2007 - Comments

This past Friday, I had the privilege of being on a “Future of the Web” panel at New Media Nouveaux outside of Washington, D.C. It was a lot of fun and certainly a necessary kind of event if the capital region is going to make any real strides in the area of social media.
One of [...]


Is MySpace Dead?

June 16, 2007 - Comments

Last week, I asked Facebookers “Is MySpace Dead?” The answers were very interesting. There seemed to be as much neutrality as there was bias one way or another.
Scott Matthewman says: It still seems to be as busy as ever from where I’m sitting. But the whole customisation thing is reminiscent of late 90’s Geocities — [...]


Facebook or MySpace?

June 10, 2007 - Comments

My Art of War entry the other day caused quite a stir. Notably, it caused a stir with the readers of b5media blog BuzzNetworker where Kevin Palmer, the author who has developed a professional public profile using MySpace takes issue with my sentiments regarding Facebook’s success. He has successfully stirred the pot and many more [...]


YPN Sees MySpace as Evil, Bans Publishers

May 2, 2006 - Comments

Yahoo Publisher Network sent notices out on Friday to a number of publishers on Friday informing them that, as of Monday their YPN accounts would be terminated due to low quality traffic coming from MySpace. Yet another item in my ever-growing reasons of why MySpace is the spawn of Satan and needs to be [...]


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