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I don’t know about you, but I’m kind of glad that the Super Bowl now gets played in February. I mean, every month should have an outstanding food day. President’s Day? I don’t think so. Valentine’s Day? Maybe for some. But seriously – almost every other month has a holiday associated with a big food blow-out and now February does too. Yippee!
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When we were strolling around the magnificent ruins of Pompeii, what surprised me the most was the amount of graffiti. No, not from knuckleheads with cans of spray paint. This stuff had been there for thousands of years. While I’m sure my amusement all this time later wasn’t quite the reaction all those years ago, some of the notes served a valuable purpose such as communicating lost pets or stolen articles. Sort of a wall-based Craigslist.
If you’ve been to New York, you know that no newly erected wall can go for more than 10 minutes without writing or ads on it. Turns out the same thing is true about the web and, in fact, we encourage it. I think that’s too bad. Continue reading
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I’m not sure if you watched the State of the Union speech the other night. I’m pretty sure you’ll watch the Super Bowl (even if your rooting interest is diminished due to the Jets’ demise). But here’s the thing: I’m not exactly sure what “watch” is any more. What I am sure about is that the methods we used to measure how many people are watching don’t reflect how what watching occurs anymore and because of that a lot of the reporting about these events is flawed. Here’s what I mean. Continue reading
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