I’ve just finished watching one of Netflix’s latest original offerings “Love”. For the life of me, I have no idea why I was compelled to watch it.

So it’s happened. The Web site is uncool. No longer the de facto Homecoming King, no longer the clutch player, no longer the one who everyone wants to emulate … web sites are … yawn …. so 2005.

I recently watched Frontline’s report on today’s Digital culture “Digital_Nation: Life on the Digital Frontier” and one of my biggest sneaking suspicions was confirmed. Multi-taskers suck at Multi-tasking. People can’t Facebook, be at a meeting, answer e-mails and pay bills — all at…

Such a cliche — “Stay forever young”. But when you live in a time when change and reinvention are commonplace, it’s the way businesses need to think in order to survive today’s Digital Marketing landscape.

Ideas are meaningless if you can’t actually make them.

Agencies are learning this at a very fast pace these days as they scramble from conference to conference trying to show clients they are as relevant as they were back in the days…