Month: November 2010

I love how Marcus Thomas and Kent State Folk Fest tap into the need for analog today. The need is palpable, but not always evident. Given the festival’s social media presence and request for press coverage, Adfreak writer David Gianatasio argues that “the whole back-to-basics counterculture thing is a sham and these faux-hippies are tappin’… Continue reading For Analog In Ohio

“Acts not ads.” – from HumanKind John Warrillow, author of Built to Sell and Drilling for Gold, says “there is no faster way to gain credibility for your business than to write a book.” I think that’s a particularly narrow view of how to grow a business, but I don’t discount the importance of having… Continue reading HumanKind: The Back Story (Nothing New On Wacker Drive)

For most organizations there are very real risks associated with NOT preserving web content. A stringent regulatory environment, greater focus on privacy policies, and evolving electronic data preservation standards have highlighted these risks. According to The New York Times, Tribal DDB is teaming with Nextpoint, on a new archiving product called Cloud Preservation specifically to… Continue reading Don’t Fear Your Data, Preserve It