Tag Archives: texting

March 8, 2012

Don’t f*#k!ng text and drive!!

Anyone who knows me knows that people who can’t drive is one of my biggest pet peeves. If you’re just a bad driver, by no fault of your own, I despise you still, but I tolerate you on the road. … Continue reading →

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Tagged as driving, New Jersey, New York, pet peeve, road rage, texting, texting while driving, Toyota Corolla, Zipcar

January 20, 2012

Mobile Engagement: SMS, Apps, Mobile Web, QR Codes, SnapTags

I’m sure you’ve heard the expression: “There’s more than one way to skin a cat.” I’ve got a new (and far less catchy) one for ya: “There’s more than one way to engage your audience via mobile.” I told you … Continue reading →

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Tagged as 2d barcodes, alphanumeric, Android, Apple, binary, Blackberry, brands, byte, cellular networks, computers, iOS, iPhone, iTunes, Kanji, location, marketing mix, marketing tool, matrix barcode, mobile apps, mobile device, mobile engagement, mobile websites, Motorola, Nokia, numeric, opt-in, permissions, qr code reader, QR codes, Samsung, short messaging system, SMS, SnapTags, Spyderlynk, texting, timestamp. data, track, users

January 10, 2012

Digital Stewardship: PAL Digital U.N.I.Verse.City

If you’re a forty-something like me, computer classes in high school involved learning to program in ASCII or DOS on a monochrome screen. If you attended college, there may have been more advanced computer classes, for which you likely moved and … Continue reading →

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Tagged as acceptable use policy, ASCII, audio, audio/visual engineering, cell phone, communicate, cyber-bullying, digital apprenticeship, digital universe, DOS, Facebook, floppy disk, Harlem Center, interact, internet plagiarism, intimacy, iPad, journalism, laptop, Leapster, life skills, Marcel Braithwaite, Mark Hines, Microsoft Office, mobile tablet, motion effects, music production, musicianship, New York City, PALNYC, Playstation, Princeton University, smartphone, socialize, technology, texting, training, Twitter, video, video editing, video production and direction, Wii, Windows, workforce development, XBOX

April 27, 2011

The Mobile (R)evolution: 5 Reasons You Need An App

I’m mobile obsessed. I’ll admit it. It probably started with my first smart phone, a Palm Treo, but my obsession has grown exponentially from there. With certain technology trends, I was very much ‘wait-and-see.’ But with mobile, I was definitely an early … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Android, app, Apple, Boost Mobile, brands, HTML5, Metro PCS, mobile app, mobile device, mobile revolution, Palm Treo, PC, smart phone, texting

December 30, 2009

My nieces are so over Facebook.

As a technology and social media evangelist, I regularly recommend that my clients explore using technology and social media platforms to reach niche audiences, by employing the medium used by these audiences. Invariably, services like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and their … Continue reading →

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Tagged as audiences, Blackberry Curve, digital space, Facebook, Linkedin, marketing mix, niche audience, nodes, online, privacy, social media evangelist, social media platform, Spellman, strategies, technology, texting, Tweetdeck, Twitter, user preferences

November 14, 2008

Virtual Promotions

So last night I threw a party at this great little spot in Soho called Gallery Bar. I haven’t thrown a ‘proper’ party for years, and just decided one day, that I wanted to. So, being a digital person, I … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Ben Tannenbaum, e-flyer, event promotion, Facebook, Fusicology, Gallery Bar, IM, IMing, iPhone, offline, online, party promotion, Phil Graci, Shadow Propaganda, Stephen Chukumba, texting, Triagency, Twitter, update, viral promotions