My reading list is piling up faster than I can keep up. Not the bedside stack of books, not the NYT pile of papers (yes I still get home delivery. Sunday Styles online just isn’t the same).
Lately I’ve been fascinated by the native advertising discussions. The line between editorial and…
Great concept, quote and book cover from Astronaut Wives Club, by fellow NYT alum Lily Koppel:
“In the Faceb00k-Twitter world, our horizons are reduced to this very little screen. Four decades ago, we were looking up at the moon.”
Think I’ve heard this one before…“WSJ is launching a social network in the coming months that will compete with LinkedIn as a platform for *like-minded people* to meet online and share ideas.” (via Times of London)
For years I’ve worked in the profession of perception — public relations, marketing, advertising and now social media — where we spend hours on company “positioning” and corporate talking points. Meetings are scheduled to choose the perfect phrase that…
I can’t get this aerial view of Breezy Point out of my mind.
Have started seeing a few mild tech-tantrums on Twitter — folks who can’t get their wireless fix, or who can’t get their cell charged. One blogger was unhappy that the front door to his downtown building was…
“Only connect.” — E.M. Forster, Howards End
When I jumped off the corporate ladder to launch Mohan Media in May 2011, my initial clients were colleagues or referrals from my NYT and WSJ days. I’m incredibly grateful for these relationships over the years. And I’ve…
Noticed bit of a branding disconnect with our new fave Craves.
Someone got smart and designed Fred Flintstones vitamins for adults. Much easier pill to swallow, literally.
