Top Stories published by 24 Usable Hours in 2010

Foursquare’s Ubiquity

Foursquare might just be the next Twitter. My initial research focused on social media platforms Yale Rep had a legitimate chance of using this year. Since we didn’t yet have a Facebook page, Foursquare didn’t exactly make the cut. None-the-less, I’ve been curious to see if any theatres…


Social Media Strategy Presentation

I updated the social media strategy presentation for my Artistic Director/Managing Director/senior staff, incorporating more of the research findings, and corrected a few formatting issues. The meeting date’s been set: Jan 25! Of course, the marketing office has…


The VIP Treatment

This guy asks “What would VIP service in Economy Class Look Like?” His premise was interesting:

  • Segment your audience via optional fees, so that people can pay for the services they want
  • But still treat everyone great, no matter what they’ve paid…

Let’s Talk Metrics

Social Media is growing up. We have more platforms and more thought leadership than ever before, but already our friends are…


A Proposal for TCG

I recently made a bet with a friend of mine that who ever snags a presenting role at the TED Talks first, has to buy the other one a ticket to the most expensive conference ever. Ever since I worked for Brian Greene, superstring demigod and frequent TEDster, it’s been my dream to be…

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