Individuals and organizations using electronic and print platforms to convey information and messages to mass numbers of people.
Category: Consumer Behavior
Check Your Sources: A Beginner’s Guide to Knowing What to Believe Online
I read a great meme on Facebook a couple years ago. “Google before you post” is the new “Think before you speak.” It is cute, funny, and true. We see a great deal of “news” on social media sites every day. Sometimes it is in the form of a link to an article on a…
As News Consumers Age, Newspapers Continue Death March
I was shocked earlier this week when someone told me about a 39-year-old person who reads the newspaper every morning. I’m 40, and I haven’t picked up a newspaper in … well, I can’t really remember. I tried to rationalize by imagining that this person must look at each article and say, “I saw that…
Community Newspapers in the Digital Age: A Survival Guide
Published in THE UP! MAGAZINE London, United Kingdom.
Ancient Philosophy and Emerging Technology
A short example of how the earliest of thinkers is still relevant in the twenty-first century.
@Twitter, the #WorldSeries and #Hurricane #Sandy
While sitting in Pennsylvania this morning, awaiting the arrival of Hurricane Sandy, I pushed out the following across three social media platforms: Presently #SFgiants is trending higher than and #Sandy related hashtags on Twitter. Many ways to interpret that. What’s yours? That was at 8:14 a.m. as the storm was moving over New Jersey, heading…
Radio in the Digital Age
Published in THE UP! MAGAZINE London, United Kingdom.