“Like hanging a picture on a billboard.”
That jewel of a visual image came from a tweet by “The Last Party Cookie” (a clever play on the imminent death of the Adtech’s
That jewel of a visual image came from a tweet by “The Last Party Cookie” (a clever play on the imminent death of the Adtech’s
Imagine, for a moment it’s 1984. You wake as usual in your analog world; everything looks the same. At night, as you relax, you see
The Unknowable Distortion Field has harkened the Digital Dark Ages era putting our nation’s very Democracy at risk. What went wrong and how do we
There is no lack of people who prognosticate about the next big tech thing. Some are interested in tech innovation. Others are focused on catching
The Internet’s steep fall from its earliest promise is tragic. Here’s what it will take to get it back to the way it was supposed
Every marketer, from big budget advertisers to startups, has heard the “Fail Fast” advice first espoused by Mark Zuckerberg and his now famous “Move fast
Recently I had the pleasure of talking to marketing veteran Rob Beeler of Beeler.tech about all thing adtech – the good the bad and the
Let’s step back from the day-in-day-out grind of getting campaigns out the door and take stock of our industry on the precipice of fundamental changes
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the
I wonder how many of you have ever seen a pager. I assume that anyone under 30 would hardly recognize pagers for the innovation they
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