Remember 9-11
I am posting this picture of the new Freedom Tower at the World Trade Center in memory of those who lost their lives today on 9-11, 13 years ago.
New York
So Long, Summer of 2014
Labor Day is just one week away, and the official autmun grind begins.
Brooklyn Bee
This bumble bee lives in Broklyn where he was sitting on a cone head flower.
Red Panda Napping
This red panda resides in the Central Park Zoo in Manhattan.
Take the FDR to the Queensboro Bridge
A long exposure of the East River facing the Queensboro Bridge shows the traffic on the FDR and a rather large boat (three light streaks). This was taken at a small park on the river at 51st Street.
Grand Central Station
Grand Central Station remains one of the most beautiful buildings in New York City. No tripods allowed inside, so this one is a handheld shot.
How David Blogger Can Beat Goliath with Triberr
Join me on September 22 in New York City for the Triberr Takeover conference.
Today, media companies dominate the blogosphere. How can a small independent Davina or David blogger compete with Goliath brands like AOL, Gawker and Mashable?
In a recent call about a World Hunger Day campaign I’m engaged with on behalf of Yum! Brands and Razoo, I compared my blogger list with PR firm’s list of preferred social channels. None of the names conflicted, as the PR firm was focused on media company driven blogs.
This picture of which blogs mattered to each party — independent groundswell versus big media — typifies the picture of which type of masthead really gets the majority of attention online.
The task of becoming read has gotten harder with the rise of social network sharing and semantic search. Voices who used to be authoritative receded. While there are still strong independent blogs out there, many have faded into diminished status or have simply stopped publishing.
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