by Susan Murphy Image by Sketchy Notes Back in the 1970’s, a Canadian named Moses Znaimer did something that nobody had ever done before. He took the medium of television, which had long been a great, mysterious and meticulous process… Read More »The Great Mystery of Media
UPDATE: Robert Scoble believes our comments are taken out of context, and has offered this Cincast on his views about women in tech. We appreciate Mr. Scoble’s participation in this important topic, and wish to encourage all parties to discuss… Read More »Why Tech Already Has Women (And Why They’re Better Than Arrington)
Image from Rudolph’s Shiny New Year With the Baby New Year about to be born, it’s time to reflect on resolutions and wishes for the next 365 days. Here are 10 wishes for the online communications space in 2011: 1)… Read More »10 Wishes for the Baby New Year
On the social web, it is important to look at the details, including content publishing rights, communication “best practices,” influence theory, or a “Perks” package. For the past two weeks, many online personalities updated their Facebook and Twitter statuses declaring… Read More »The Questionable Ethics of Klout Perks
My column last week on Mashable tied together overarching themes from mega charity events like Twestival, 12for12k, Tweetsgiving and CrisisCamps. To get the information, I interviewed the four organizers cited in the article. Each interview was fantastic and informative in… Read More »Mashable Outtake: 12for12K’s Susan Murphy