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In the baggage claim at Dulles Airport there are a few cafes selling the usual last minute snack fare. At IAD, and most other airports, only difference between these vendors is how many steps they are from their customer at any particular time. Yesterday, as I waited to pick someone up, I (and most of … Read more
There is a battle going on in the world of television. On one side are the lovers of "intelligent" TV. Shows like Lost, West Wing, 24, and others that require a level of concentration and intelligent involvement in the story lines. On the other side, is "Darnell" TV – reality shows (often created by Mike … Read more
The Redskins are hot in DC this week. Just about everyone who doesn’t already have a team allegiance is on the bandwagon now that they have won their first playoff game, and face the NFC’s #1 ranked team on Saturday. I’ve loved the Redskins since I was a kid, even waking up at 7am on … Read more
Few causes polarize and fire up people like supporting their sports teams, no matter the sport. While the passion of supporting a team is strong, hatred often proves to be stronger. People are most vocal when it comes to the things they agree with – a truth that drives politics, advocacy groups, sports, and yes … Read more
One of the best takeaways from the Ad-Tech conference a few weeks ago for me was a point Guy Kawasaki made in his very entertaining keynote presentation about his 10/20/30 rule for marketing revolutionaries on using powerpoint. 10 slides 20 minutes 30 point size minimum Very simple stuff (though surprisingly tough to stick to) – … Read more
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