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New Agency Model: Catvertising

16 November 2011

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There’s a new agency model in town: Catvertising. It’s a solid two and a half minutes of smile.

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You Have to be Brave with Your Life

5 November 2011

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You have to be brave with your life so that others can be brave with theirs.

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Experiencing Media – Tourist Habits

10 September 2011

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It’s my own fault for traveling to almost exclusively capital cities but my entire time in Europe has been a sport in avoiding tourists. Here inside the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, I don’t know why I find myself surprised that so many visitors spend longer reading the descriptions, listening to their audio guides and [...]

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CNN Gives SXSW By The Numbers

18 March 2011

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This year I volunteered to be an iReporter for CNN at SXSW. The concept was to “demystify” the conference and in my seventh year attending, I felt qualified to help portray this. The hitch? I’m a bit of a video amateur. It’s an area I’ve been dying to get more experience in so I jumped [...]

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Who Doesn’t Love A Great UX Design?

24 February 2011

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File under: Things that made me smile this morning. ILUVUXDESIGN from lyle on Vimeo.

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Marketing Books – What’s Worth Your Time

14 January 2011

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Back in October, a colleague of mine asked me for recommendations for books on “affiliate marketing, social or interactive media.” I apologize to her because I literally took months to get back to her on this. It’s honestly taken me this long because there are so many mediocre books out there, I wanted to be [...]

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Atlanta Web Design Group With Dan Rubin – Liveblog

26 March 2009

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Thursday, March 26, 2009 – Atlanta Web Design Group with Dan Rubin Atlanta Web Design Group with Dan Rubin

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Here We Go Again

20 September 2006

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I’m sure if I scrolled far enough back in my Livejournal entries, I could pull up some from when I used to sit online all night long and work on my Geocities website, teaching myself HTML by copying and pasting from source code and trial and error (and bugging my friend Jenna Tollerson for help). [...]

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