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Which one of your six points do you think is least likely to happen (i.e., least confident in)? Nice analysis BTW. Also, did you post this on G+? If so, what was the reaction there?
Commented Jul 26, 2011 on The Social Layer: Six Thoughts On Where Google Plus Is Going at Logic+Emotion
The Social Layer: Six Thoughts On Where Google Plus Is Going
I've been deeply immersed in Google Plus for the last week or so, not only following what's being said about the service but actually using it, kicking the tires and making observations along the way. For what it's worth, I think Google Plus has an incredible amount of potential for a number o...
So, Chloe is joining Larsen Jensen as a SEAL after 2012? ;-)
According to the video, Mark Schubert gave Chloe a second chance. Will US Swimming give Mark a second chance, or had he simply run out of chances?
Mel, whatever happened to Schubes?
Commented Jul 14, 2011 on VIDEO: USA Swimming/Navy Seals "Hardcore Moment" with Chloe Sutton at GOLD MEDAL MEL
VIDEO: USA Swimming/Navy Seals "Hardcore Moment" with Chloe Sutton
Chloe Sutton has all the qualities of an Olympic swimmer you want; personality, passion and compassion. When she swims, she swims to beat you, but she's also kind-hearted through and through. Chloe's ideal for USA SWIMMING'S HARDCORE MOMENT series because she persevered in her darkest h...
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Mar 15, 2010
Nice post, and a lot to think about. I'd forgotten about Nisbett's distincts (I remember they were a big deal a few years ago).
I'll check out your other shift stuff!
Commented Jan 14, 2010 on Relationships and Dynamics - Seeing Through New Lenses at Edge Perspectives with John Hagel
Relationships and Dynamics - Seeing Through New Lenses
Do we all look at the world in the same way? Hardly. We can each look at the same scene and focus our attention on something completely different. Individual idiosyncrasies definitely play a role, but broader patterns of perception are at work as well. Are certain patterns of perception more or...
Also, you need to change your bio detail on the upper left of your blog now.
But as a PR pro, you already know to "sweat the details"!
Commented Dec 13, 2009 on I'm Joining Edelman at Logic+Emotion
I'm Joining Edelman
Last April I informed you that I would be making a move to join what is now known as The Dachis Group and re-locating to Austin. It was an opportunity that I felt like I could not pass up and being hand picked to join a team of this caliber was enticing to say the least. Since then, not everythi...
Good move, David.
I bet Belinda and the boys are thrilled as well.
Maybe Edelman will have you replace Tiger in the Accenture ads. It's about time for a social media icon to come to the fore!
Commented Dec 13, 2009 on I'm Joining Edelman at Logic+Emotion
I'm Joining Edelman
Last April I informed you that I would be making a move to join what is now known as The Dachis Group and re-locating to Austin. It was an opportunity that I felt like I could not pass up and being hand picked to join a team of this caliber was enticing to say the least. Since then, not everythi...
I'm glad you have both a sense of history, and also the ability to see that the dynamics of what's going on today aren't unprecedented. As Homer Simpson or Mark Twain or some such sage once put it: "History doesn't repeat itself, but it sure does rhyme."
Commented Dec 6, 2009 on Life After Social Media Snake Oil at Logic+Emotion
Life After Social Media Snake Oil
A while back I wrote a post titled "How to Spot Social Media Snake Oil". Not long after, BusinessWeek's Stephen Baker ended up writing a sort of mainstream media version of it citing lots of sources and examples. I knew that this article would be written because Stephen contacted me about it and ...
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