I’ll admit that I’m not the brightest guy in the world but it’s apparent even to me that suing your customers is a bad idea no matter what business you’re in. When you’re in a business that is struggling due to a sea-change in the economic model under which you’ve operated, alienating the customer is tantamount to suicide. And yet… Continue reading
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Cookbooks
It’s Foodie Fun Friday for which I am grateful. I’m going to give the deaths of Michael Jackson and Farrah a few days before I write about them, mostly because I have so many thoughts. Today, we’ll do our usual Friday thing and talk about food a bit, trying to keep it on the light side, if that’s OK with you.
We own lots of cookbooks. I did a rough count this morning and stopped at 200. We’ve probably given away another 50 that we didn’t use much. I know what you’re wondering – why would a guy who fancies himself a decent cook and often cooks without recipes own so many? Continue reading
Filed under food, Helpful Hints, Thinking Aloud
Unfeelings MOMS
I read with great interest this piece on a new media buying and planning system developed by Microsoft and Interpublic. The Media Operations Management System, or MOMS for short, is supposed to it would “re-invent” the way Interpublic agencies and clients plan and buy their media. As we all know, I’m all in favor of using technology to make our lives easier. However, I wonder if this is really an advance. Continue reading
Filed under digital media, Thinking Aloud
Consult Keith 