I had a fascinating conversation tonight with Justin Herman (@justinherman). We were discussing the business prospects for Google and Facebook. Essentially, we made a long bet. I took the side of Facebook, for some pretty logical reasons (in my humble … Continue reading →
AMP. Activism. Media. Politics. That’s what the AMP Summit, being held today and tomorrow here in Washington, D.C., is all about–and so far, it’s a fantastic conference. This morning I had the pleasure of volunteering with registration at the conference, … Continue reading →
Twitter’s recent release of a contentious new feature–“Who To Follow”–has some users pretty irritated. But it also shows Twitter is taking a page out of Facebook’s playbook: ignoring their users. Good for them. Say what? you might be thinking. Companies … Continue reading →