A lot of people are writing a lot of commentary about Facebook – how will it develop, where it fits in to business networking, will it replace email, is it the Next Big Thing, etc. All weighty issues and worth […]
Category Archive: Personal Development
Some brief news on the business front. After being part of the excitement in launching new marketing company crayon last October, we’ve decided to travel different paths. I’ve stepped down from my role as a VP New Marketing to revert to being […]
Reflecting on two conferences in London I’ve been involved with during the past week, I’m reminded that conferences are all about connecting with people. That will seem pretty obvious. What I mean is to do with the small, personal connections […]
It’s said that moving house is one of the top three most stressful events in one’s life, the other two being the death of your spouse and losing your job. While I can’t imagine what it feels like to lose […]
During my unplugged week last week, I met up with David Tebbutt for lunch. David’s a UK-based journalist who I’ve known for some years now. He writes a pretty good blog and, while we sometimes don’t quite see eye to […]
Much talk in the past 24 hours over another key employee leaving Microsoft and going to Google. While most focus is on that, I found this commentary on Mini-Microsoft of more interest, discussing the broader effects in the Microsoft organization […]
The Society for New Communications Research has issued a call for nominations for its first annual awards program. The SNCR is a non-profit global think tank dedicated to the advanced study of new media and emerging modes of communication and […]
I’d definitely exercise more if I had one of these: Only five grand. More fun than jogging (especially here in the rain like today) and surely cheaper than a health club membership. (Via Brad Feld)
A friend emailed me a link yesterday to Personal DNA: PersonalDNA is quite possibly the most accurate personality test available. Developed by a team of PhD psychologists from New York University, PersonalDNA differs from other personality tests in its use […]