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Author Archives: markkolier
Facial recognition software demonstrates 1984 is finally here – thirty years late
When I read the article yesterday I could feel my eyes get a little wider and my jaw drop just a bit. An article that started out as such: ‘The federal government is making progress on developing a surveillance system … Continue reading
Charles Schwab email to customers is not bad but could be so much better
I have upon multiple occasions blogged about best practices as they relate to email marketing. http://wp.me/pn6jX-rw. In general email communications have improved as the channel has matured. Considering how customers and marketers interact with email, having an effective email communication strategy … Continue reading
The future of Chinese brand success in the U.S. will be tied to better – not cheaper
Samsung (from Japan) is one of the most recent examples of a foreign brand that has successfully changed its brand perception in the eyes of many Americans. The success of the Samsung smart phone has enabled Samsung to sell more … Continue reading
Major League Baseball is not acting in its own best interests
For those of you who do not know, and per Wikipedia, the Commissioner of Baseball is the chief executive of Major League Baseball (MLB) and its associated minor leagues – a constellation of leagues and clubs known as organized baseball. Under the direction of the Commissioner, the … Continue reading
Rating The New York Times and Wall Street Journal tablet apps
I gave up the daily printed Wall Street Journal about a month ago in favor of the Wall Street Journal subscriber Amazon Kindle Fire tablet application. After using it every day I can say with all honesty that it’s pretty … Continue reading
Google Chromecast – a wicked right cross to the cable TV industry or a patsy?
When I saw the news last week announcing Google Chromecast’s new plug in wi-fi device the first thing I thought was ‘Could a $35 device really hurt the cable TV industry?’. Reading @jeffjarvis excellent post http://buzzmachine.com/2013/07/24/googles-tv/ from last week apparently … Continue reading
A great example of branding the right way
Just by the colors and font of the type face my guess is you will know the brand about which I am writing. It’s impressive that without a word mentioning the brand the simple font and color treatment of the … Continue reading
Chipping away at the mountain is the only way sculpt a professional masterpiece
Every day I come to work and I have countless important things to do. The goals of business success are clear as I have noted in a prior post. Working day by day the small bits of progress can be … Continue reading
Why movie theater chains don’t bother with branding
It’s been a little over a year (almost 14 months) since Chinese owned Wanda Group purchased AMC Cinemas in one of the biggest deals of 2012. While I have posited on why people still go to the movies in a … Continue reading