by Jeff Yablon | Jan 6, 2012 | Business Process, Media
A couple of years ago, Mahalo founder Jason Calacanis did something stupid when he unleashed a public tirade against an employee who’d had the nerve to stop working for him. It seems as though Calacanis learned from his mistake; he’s probably still not the...
by Jeff Yablon | Jan 4, 2012 | Business Process, Media
I’ve written about the changing face of journalism several times here. Mostly, my opinions fall on the side that being paid or working for large, established/known magazines or newspapers isn’t the delimiting factor in a discussion about who is a...
by Jeff Yablon | Dec 2, 2011 | Business Process, Marketing, Media, Search Engine Optimization SEO
A few weeks ago, I wrote a post talking about how, even in the era of social media, journalists don’t care what their readers think. Yesterday, I came across this article at Inc., where Jeff Haden, a business and technology writer for that small business...
by Jeff Yablon | Nov 14, 2011 | Business Process, Media
David Pogue doesn’t care what you think. Actually, that’s false. Pogue, tech columnist for the New York Times and ever-more-omnipresent TV guy, does care what you, his readers, think. And he’s constantly asking via his account on Twitter. But...
by Jeff Yablon | Nov 1, 2011 | Business Process, Content, Media
I’ve written about business change in baseball. I’ve written about business change in football, a few times; The NFL controls what their players say, football can teach us a thing or two about patents, and of course, Bill Maher tells us why the NFL is a...
