February 3, 2010 by Taylor Marek It is a week after all the hubbub around the Apple press conference. Home About Contact Archives Testimonials Speaking Podcast Chat LIVE Social Media Vault My Inner Circle Plugins eBook Hire Me The Apple iPad. Greatest thing since iSlicedBread? Things have now cooled down a tad. Now its time for me to interject my thoughts… Here they are: The iPad is nothing more than a glorified IPhone, only bigger. Yes, you heard me. That is what I think of it. Now, before you start calling me out on twitter, let me say a couple things. And by lug, I do mean lug! MORE >>

It was yesterday morning's keynote (which was also the last day of this three-day long conference) that brought out a ton of in-person discourse on Blogs, Blogging, Social Media and the future of media. More riffing on this from 2006: A Blog Is Like Lemmy From Motorhead ). conference. By the way the conversation flowed at this year's BlogWorld & New Media Expo in Los Angeles, you would think that Blogging was brand new. In all of that, it seemed like everyone (including yours truly) grapples and struggles with the definition of a "Blog." " What is a Blog? MORE >>

Greg Verdino Marketing, Media, Technology & Trends Home About Me Book Me to Speak microMARKETING Journal On Twitter On Flickr Personal Blog Verdino Bytes My Company « A little bit o link love (its whats going round) | Main | Reserve your seat for the Sept 27 microMARKETING symposium in NYC » Pick a pack of Powered panels: time to vote for SXSW sessions For the past couple of years, I've been at the South by Southwest Interactive conference for clients ( Panasonic in 2009 and VeriSign in 2010 ). But this year, I'm going for me. I'm just asking for your vote. MORE >>

have been fortunate to have attended the annual conference since 2008. The book was published in 2006 right before this TED Talk took place. conference. It's happening right now. Thousands of very lucky individuals are seated in the Long Beach Performing Arts Center as you are reading this and they're having their minds blown by business leaders, scientists, innovators, agitators, inventors, designers and artists at TED 2013. Originally available only online, the speeches are now distributed and broadcasted on TV, radio, podcasts and even on Netflix. Like to read? brand. MORE >>

On October 6, 2006, A.G. Lafley, then CEO of consumer products giant Procter and Gamble, ushered in the age of corporate social media when he told attendees at the Association of National Advertisers conference, “Consumers are beginning in a very real sense to own our brands and participate in their MORE >>