NOTE: Guest Blogger, Laura Walters joins us one more time to give her review of Twttrlist. Laura’s joined us before with her “Who Washed My Briefs” posting. So, reading Seth Godin’s blog recently I came across a new Twttrlist tool via Squidoo. Having used a Squidoo lens site while writing my MBA dissertation on
Last December we had a great response when I asked some of my closest Twitter Friends to help me compile a list of blog posts that they thought were “must reads”. I’ve decided to compile another list of “must reads” for the first half of 2009 using the same idea. I’ve gone back to my
I am not a Law Firm Marketer… I don’t play one on TV (or via Social Media). I do, however, recognize a weak argument when I read one. There’s a certain consultant out there that has raised the hackles of a lot of Twitter fans by writing that “Twitter Not Effective for Legal Marketing
Geek Number 2 of the 3 Geeks and I were strategizing about our Crowdsourcing project over some adult beverages recently and got to philosophizing about alternative fees. Greg had posted a comment on my recent post about how things won’t change with current thinking. We ended up talking about how GCs (even when they’re insulted
In the latest saga of the newspaper industry’s drama, Google has announced it is NOT buying a newspaper.
Well, what a relief!
The Financial Times reports “potential targets are either too expensive or have too many liabilities.”
No! Shocking.
In my mind, Google’s daydreaming is only that: a fantasy. Plus, they really don’t want to
Toby and I had some left over money in our MTurk Crowdsourcing account,
Coca-Cola recently announced it was going to a value billing system with its professional services advertising agencies. The alternative fee topic is obviously spreading to many professional services industries, beyond legal and accounting. Doug Cornelius picked this story up from the Economist.
I attended a webinar on this topic that came to my attention
I’m one of the uber-geeks that rushed home on Friday and opened my browser at 7:00 PM to watch (yes, watch via video feed) the launch of WolframAlpha. The launch wasn’t without its hick-ups (ran about 25 minutes late getting the video feed to work, then about an hour or so before the first