In the 1770s, America was a relatively low tech, agrarian society. But all that was about to change. So here, for your Independence Day reading pleasure, are the seven hottest tech trends circa 1776. Continue Reading →
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Could Facebook really replace the Internet? No. But it has a real opportunity to replace the Mobile Web. Continue Reading →
Verizon is acquiring AOL for $4.4 billion in cash. You are going to be asked about it today. Here are some probable outcomes (in no particular order). Pick the one you believe and speak with authority. Good luck. Continue Reading →
Imagine a hack that tricks Periscope or Meerkat into capturing whatever video is on your screen. Now, just create a new Twitter account and tell your social network to join you watching House of Cards on Netflix for free. Continue Reading →
In political terms, the Internet is the Wild Wild West and it needs to be tamed. Wasn't it just going to be a matter of time before the Federal Government stepped in? Continue Reading →
While the Boy Scout Motto is, "Be Prepared" – and I was very serious about Scouting back in the day – I am always amused when I happen by NatGeo's "Doomsday Preppers." But I can say with certainty that they are missing the biggest, most obvious threat: Data Doomsday! Continue Reading →
We have entered one of the most transformative, disruptive times in the history of brands and marketing. Continue Reading →
Data science allows us to combine hypothesis-based (deductive) reasoning and pattern-based (inductive) reasoning to extract actionable information from diverse data sources. Continue Reading →
Earlier this week, the digerati assembled at the Gramercy Park Hotel to hear a very proud James Dolan, CEO of Cablevision Systems Corporation and Executive Chairman of The Madison Square Garden Company, gleefully announced the launch of Cablevision's Freewheel WiFi Phone Service. Continue Reading →
These five apps cover choosing a major, virtual college visits, funding, and capturing the social atmosphere of higher learning institutions. Continue Reading →