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The BlackBerry Storm 2 – an improvement
Since the iPhone remains on the AT & T platform I am just not interested in experiencing the vagaries of AT & T service. That’s why I decided on sticking with BlackBerry in the first place. My first BB Storm … Continue reading
Posted in Customer Experiences, Marketing stuff
Tagged AT & T, Blackberry Storm 2, iphone, Verizon
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The NY ‘Digital Marketing Days’ show that weren’t
I just could not let it go. The DMA bought the trade show DMDays NY (DMDNY) several years ago. Not a bad move and it sort of made sense as a replacement for the now defunct DMA spring show. I’ve … Continue reading
BP can’t market their way out of this mess
When a company even half the size of British Petroleum has a big problem how they respond to the problem can go a long way toward determining its future. In 1982 Johnson and Johnson had a major problem with Tylenol … Continue reading
The kids are more than alright – Hire them and let them do things
I still enjoy the Who’s 1979 movie ‘The Kids are alright. But in my case the years snuck up on me – the notion that I am no longer the young guy who can outdo my older coworkers and business … Continue reading
Posted in Living in the World Today
Tagged hiring young people, The kids are alright, The Who
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For the moment Wal-mart is doing the right thing
One story that caught my eye last week was the one reported last Thursday http://nyti.ms/cdKHnH where Wal-Mart is planning to offer eligible employees 15% price reductions on college tuition at American Public University (www.apus.edu) which is a for-profit online university. … Continue reading
Louisville Airport’s Altitude Club has the right attitude
We have a client in Lexington, Kentucky that I visit frequently. Flying direct into Lexington from the New York area while possible, is limiting in the amount of direct flights offered and expensive. Since the flight itself is only about … Continue reading
Foursquare, Loopt, Gowalla and Shopkick – they can be gamed
Having blogged about it a couple of times, I have also been ‘using’ Foursquare’s location based platform to ‘check-in’ over the past five months. I am dubiously proud of being able to claim that I am the ‘Mayor’ of the … Continue reading
The marketing of North Korea – Brand X or Death Star Nation?
When I was growing up print, television and radio advertisements often used comparisons between their Brand (i.e. Ivory Soap) and Brand X. Brand X was meant to not directly poke the competition and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) did not … Continue reading
Posted in Living in the World Today, Marketing stuff
Tagged Brand X, Death Star, Ivory Soap, Kim Jong0Il, North Korea, Vince McMahon, WWF
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Good Apple/Bad Apple
It is said that revolutions happen one moment at a time. Steve Jobs and Apple Inc. have been consistently gone against the grain and in so doing created a company and I daresay even a movement counterculture based on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe, Apple Inc., Flash, HTML5, iPad, iphone, Smartphones, Steve Jobs
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