Often, there’s a story within a headline, and even more often there’s a somewhat hidden micro-story within the text of said article.
Monday’s buzz about how big a hit Super Bowl XLVI was in the social media world is exactly that. Continue reading »
Often, there’s a story within a headline, and even more often there’s a somewhat hidden micro-story within the text of said article.
Monday’s buzz about how big a hit Super Bowl XLVI was in the social media world is exactly that. Continue reading »
For some reason, I was blocked on Twitter by CNBC business reporter Darren Rovell. Why? I’m still trying to figure that out. Continue reading »
For approximately 111 hours this past week I went Twitterless.
I thought it’d be hard. I thought I’d be “behind” on the latest news and insights. But what I found out was that, in a strange way, I learned even more by shutting myself off for a few days. Continue reading »
What happens when a college punter complains about his team’s bowl bid to a less than attractive destination? Twitter backlash. Continue reading »