By Eleanor Haas Scott Heiferman, an iconic entrepreneur, tweeted something that led me to seek out and read a post by Zack Exley –… Read More
5 Ways for Publishers to Gain Revenue and Customer Loyalty
By Eleanor Haas "Navigating Search” was the title the SIIA gave yesterday’s Brown Bag Lunch, moderated by Diane Burley, a digital media consultant and… Read More
Shifting Realms for King Content: Three Views
By Eleanor Haas Is content still king? Yes and no. Depends who’s talking and how they’re defining content. Michael Wolff, magazine columnist and best-selling-author,… Read More
Tectonic Shifts in Digital Media
By Eleanor Haas “Tectonic” – pertaining to changes in the earth’s crust. “Tectonic shift” was something George Kliavkoff said at least three times in… Read More
Then and Now
By Eleanor Haas A friend’s astrologer reported that the heavens are aligned the way they were at the time of the American and French… Read More
But the World Goes ‘Round
Music by John Kander. Lyrics by Fred Ebb. Sometimes you're happy, sometimes you're sad But the world goes 'round Sometimes you lose every nickel… Read More
Political Haste Makes Fiscal Waste
By Eleanor Haas “Without government help” is how Wells Fargo snatched Wachovia from under Citigroup’s nose just four days after an oral agreement of… Read More
Armageddon or Opportunity?
By Eleanor Haas Yes, this is a major inflection point, a revolutionary change from one economy to another. Ever the optimist, I see radical… Read More
Yes, Mr. Carr, IT Does Matter – It Matters A Lot
By Eleanor Haas Does IT matter? In his provocative book of that title, Nicholas Carr argues that the strategic importance of information technology is… Read More
High-End Computing for General Purposes Becomes an Eco-Friendly Possibility
By Eleanor Haas How quickly both information technology and social values are advancing! Bringing supercomputing capabilities down to a general-purpose level where they can… Read More