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KRKJQRRZX2QV In the midst of the buzz on Google’s Buzz, this little thing appeared on my horizon. It’s called Amplify and it seem a bit like a highbrow version twitter (so far). It’s a site where you can post slightly … Continue reading →

On January 13th, 2010 Andrew Jenkins and I hosted a two person panel n Social Media for Consultants.   It was done for the Strategy Special Interest Group (SIG) of the Toronto Chapter of the Canadian Association of Management Consultants (CMC … Continue reading →

To paraphrase the poet T. S. Eliot – this is the the way most blogging ends, “not with a bang, but a whimper.” Sounds kind of sad, doesn’t it? Continue reading →

Last year I posted a note to my personal blog.  It was a bit of satire – a take off on the Christmas letters we had received.   It was silly and tongue in cheek, and it was probably the most … Continue reading →

I was at a local restaurant the other night.   It’s a Thai place near my house.  Very convenient.  Great atmosphere.  The people are very friendly.  I mean it.  The service is great.   The waiter/owner is jovial, entertaining and makes … Continue reading →

Change the game is now a talk radio show on BlogTalkRadio. Every Monday night at 8 pm ET/5 pm Pacific. Join me and my co-hosts Janet Fouts (LA) and Allan Hoving (New York) as we engage with people who are … Continue reading →

Whoah. Philosophy alert. I just want to warn you. I get this way from time to time. Janet Fouts, who is a fellow panel member on our Game Changers podcast/internet radio show, raised the issue of Google’s Social Search. As … Continue reading →

The Cluetrain Manifesto is ten years old today — and the message is just as compelling as it was when I first stumbled upon it on the internet a decade ago.  I still remember looking at it in awe, saying … Continue reading →

We might be the first generation to leave our children impoverished.  We do this based on our own greed.  We justify this based on what?  Our Prime Minister, Mr. Harper – where is he?  Where are we all? In Ontario … Continue reading →