by Jeff Yablon | Sep 7, 2012 | Business Process, Marketing, Media
I have a habit of pointing out things that I think are bad. It can sound really negative, and I often fail to move forward by pointing out what the positives are from seeing and acting on—or against—these things I notice. We’re going to start changing that,...
by Jeff Yablon | Apr 3, 2012 | Business Process
As often as I discuss the relationship between perception and reality, there are few issues that display the importance of paying attention to the way your customers see you and behave better than speed. Now, we have a new measurement that you can use to gauge the...
by Jeff Yablon | Jun 6, 2011 | Business Process, Content
iTunes has a problem. Amazon and Google, probably the only two companies with enough business savvy and money to challenge Apple’s music-selling monstrosity, are in. For real. And while (in spite of cute tricks like their Lady Gaga 99 cent album debacle)...
by Jeff Yablon | Nov 12, 2010 | Business Process
This week, someone noticed a how-to-be-a-pedophile book for sale on Amazon.com. It had been there for a while, and not very many copies were selling. Then, the Internet happened. As soon as the existence of that book (and Amazon’s willingness to sell it) started...
by Jeff Yablon | Jun 17, 2010 | Development
Remember back in February when Facebook was awarded United States Patent 7669123 for Social Networking? Remember how little sense that made? Well, our friends at the United States Patents and Trademarks Office have set the bar for stupidity even higher. Friends, I...
