by Jeff Yablon | Feb 22, 2016 | Content
Take a look at the so-dull-it-probably-shouldn’t-even-be-an-image here. It shows the portion of my Twitter account illustrating the content parameters that Twitter will follow—more or less—in deciding what I see, what my followers see, and when and how. Ready...
by Jeff Yablon | Oct 22, 2014 | Business Process
When Chris Brogan Goes Negative It Looks Like This When Chris Brogan goes negative, it looks like this. We should all be so lucky. Other than being jealous of mystified by his success, I have no issues with Chris Brogan. Directly or otherwise he’s been the...
by Jeff Yablon | Jul 3, 2014 | Business Process, Content, Marketing
As computers get better smarter, do people get worse dumber? Anyone who’s considered what happens when computers achieve singularity—the moment when real artificial intelligence happens—has included that question in their thoughts. Today, two things happened...
by Jeff Yablon | Jul 1, 2014 | Content, Marketing, Search Engine Optimization SEO
A couple of years ago, I suggested that Google+ was merging with Facebook. My tongue-in-cheek point was metaphorical vis a vis a merger that won’t ever happen, but also steeped in reality. Privacy is over. Period. I’ve written about the evolution and...
by Jeff Yablon | Jun 17, 2014 | Business Process, Influency
It’s a pretty good bet that you own something from—or at least something reminiscent of—IKEA. Perhaps the world’s foremost expert at producing and distributing inexpensive furniture and home goods and teaching people how to outfit small spaces to feel like...
