Thursday, August 05, 2010

Quick note on "80 Essential Blogs for the Modern-Day Marketing Student | Online Colleges"

80 Essential Blogs for the Modern-Day Marketing Student | Online Colleges

Ok. 80? Let's say 20 of these are high value, and it's chunked into B2B, General, etc.categories.

Talk amongst yourselves.

Guy Kawasaki #win, but no Seth Godin.... de gustibus.


Been a tad busy driving forward with my friend Tommy Sower's campaign for Congress. The hubris of the failing insurance lobbyist Incumbent is ineffective, but amuses my 83 year old mother. Me? I take the high ground. As Tommy says, "Home is worth fighting for".


But, back to marketing and online social media. Which the Sowers campaign groks most excellently.


Above is an example of asocial media. Christabel chewing on Dumplin on top of Good Dog Red.

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

A return to the land, and fresh food, in the backyards of the Delta | Grist

A return to the land, and fresh food, in the backyards of the Delta | Grist

Great simple framework, mostly low tech and high impact.

Meanwhile, in North Carolina, Cabarrus County forms up a Food Council http://www.cabarruscounty.us/News/2010/May/May28_FoodCouncil.html

Lots of good models showing up with solid effect. Let's get through the secondary research before we all go grant crazy for primary research. Google, not grants!

Another addition: http://www.ethicurean.com/2010/06/10/usda-looks-at-local/  For USDA discussion of "what is local food"

Shout out to http://www.localdirt.com/ for excellent newsflow @localdirt

Monday, May 10, 2010

Reporting from Sankalp 2010 | Blog | NextBillion.net | Development through Enterprise

Reporting from Sankalp 2010 | Blog | NextBillion.net | Development through Enterprise: "In sum, panelists concluded that the role of government is to create an enabling legal, regulatory, and policy environments, which include the removal of market distortions stemming from preferential government policies or excessive regulations."

Friday, April 30, 2010

Beyond PowerPoint: Prezi

Imagine my amusement when I see my old company "PA Consulting" at the bottom of the amazingly complicated slide.