I meant to write a post about this earlier – often I read or hear something, but it’s not the whole story – I have an emotional response, but haven’t had the time to really process it (because, in my gut, I know that I don’t have the whole story). A couple of days ago [...]

Read Confirmed: ComScore acquires M:Metrics for $44.3M cash in VentureBeat earlier today and meant to write about it but didn’t get a chance till now. What do I think of this acquisition? It makes sense … but I’d like to see ComScore integrate the metrics into it’s standard offerings without charging more money (by creating [...]

I’ve been thinking about friendships on Facebook and keep quoting the study mentioned by Robert Scoble a while back that having more than 800 Facebook friends meant your bound to be insecure – and what happens if you have 5,000+ Facebook friends – are you more insecure? But that’s just a line I use – [...]

Interesting story in a podcast by Shel Holtz which you can stream here about the New York Times going into Social Networking. And who could better leverage their wealth of information and reviews, content, than a large newspaper like the New York Times or the Washington Post. More about this as information becomes available – [...]

Well, I guess it had to happen – Google, that has gotten so good at Search is now becoming like a dragon, devouring it’s young – by going after one vertical after another and offering what it feels is a better solution than existing online properties according to Search Engine Land in a post titled [...]

My work is in it, but I don’t like the way work is hung, and I don’t like the curator – so I think I’ve had enough of showing at BAG, or even, painting there. I guess, as all places get more established, they start changing things to make it easier – easier to run [...]

I agree, living in public is not for everyone – but I think, overall, it  can be handled – Can We Live In Public? attempts to define what that’s like.  Yeah, I saw the Times Interview – Exposed – though, to be honest, I didn’t fully read it – I skimmed it – I didn’t [...]

I created a video of parts of my trip to Toronto this week, posted both at Webmetricsguru.com and Artnewyorkcity.com; the fact is there’s a lot I didn’t capture on the video – and I think maybe I should have, and would have wished for parts of Third Tuesday and even my trip though the ROM [...]

I did a long and penetrating review of the Groundswell book that I’ve been reading, on and off, for the last two months or so, over at Webmetricsguru.com – here’s the posts Groundswell – by Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff – review – part 1 and Groundswell – by Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff – [...]

See part 1 -Social Media Roundtable – Part 1 and part 2 – Linking social media campaigns to sales of products – Social Media Roundtable – part 2 Dissemination – Viral Aspect (could be termed “breadth” of Engagement); but you can have Engagement without influence. Looking at Engagement in the Blogosphere – posts, comments, number [...]