Your Operating System is Now an App
By Andrew Solmssen, August 11, 2011
As a guy who writes a regular column on apps, trust me when I tell you there’s no shortage of ideas.
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How NOT to Publicize Your Facebook and Twitter Accounts
By Jonathan Richman, July 11 2011
Okay. I’ve seen this enough to make me annoyed to the point of writing a post about it.
Warning: You’re Not as Smart as You Think
By Jonathan Richman, July 19 2011
Before you read any further, rest assured that this isn’t another post bashing Netflix for their recent price hike. Instead, since they seem to be in the news I thought I’d use a little bit of data from their business to make another point.
Why is the Television Business Determined to Destroy Itself?
By Andrew Solmssen, April 21 2011
A few months ago, it seemed like a golden age of TV viewing beckoned: live content was being freed from the living room and becoming available across PC and post-PC platforms. Today? Not looking so good.
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love ‘The Daily’
By Andrew Solmssen, March 24 2011
I was excited when The Daily iPad launched; I think anyone who really cares about the tablet as a platform must have been.
Marketing with Meaning
Can advertising do more than just talk at people? We think so. At its best, it can actually change people’s lives for the better. We call it Marketing with Meaning.
What Part of Free Didn’t You Understand?
By Andrew Solmssen, February 24 2011
All I hear about these days is apps. They’re the newest digital currency, and if you’ve got a ton of them on your device, your cred goes way up in some circles.
Why Companies Still Don’t Use Data Mining
By Bob Gilbreath
Decades since people started filling up storage facilities with data, we still see few marketers putting data to use.
Millions Can’t Be Wrong – Skyfire Browser
By Justin Stander
The staggering popularity of the Skyfire Labs browser app is a clear indication that iPhone users are looking for the ability to consume Flash on the iPhone.
Adobe AIR for TV
By Justin Stander
While most runtime environments only dream of true cross-platform capabilities, AIR is out there doing it. Adobe’s Integrated Runtime brings Flash applications to desktops, mobile phones, and a whole host of other screens without a web browser.