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I love this Modern Marketing Manifesto written by...

Posted on April 23 2013 by Alisha Outridge

I love this Modern Marketing Manifesto written by...

I love this Modern Marketing Manifesto written by @AshleyFriedlein at @econsultancy - it outlines everything you need http://t.co/YxlDSMTia1 Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) April 23, 2013 There are two big questions about marketing as a discipline at...

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How to use Vine : A look at five great vs. five...

Posted on April 23 2013 by Alisha Outridge

How to use Vine : A look at five great vs. five...

How to use Vine : A look at five great vs. five bad examples thx @econsultancy http://t.co/hh8wbXUrjd Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) April 23, 2013 Twitter's Vine launched to much fanfare at the beginning of the year and brands have been quick to experiment...

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Twitter #Music Catches Emerging Artist Frances...

Posted on April 23 2013 by Alisha Outridge in Music

Twitter #Music Catches Emerging Artist Frances...

Twitter #Music Catches Emerging Artist Frances Cone By Surprise, Calls It A “Meet And Greet” For Bands And Fans http://t.co/WtyqTqFG9P Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) April 23, 2013 When Twitter #Music launched last week, it wasn't a surprise at all...

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The Science Behind Why We Procrastinate at...

Posted on April 23 2013 by Alisha Outridge

The Science Behind Why We Procrastinate at...

The Science Behind Why We Procrastinate at http://t.co/DV2BAB382m Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) April 23, 2013 Some research says the best way to spark creativity is to walk away and that the best ideas come from those least-expected "aha!" moments....

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Twitter Music Product Snapshots

Posted on April 22 2013 by Alisha Outridge

Twitter Music Product Snapshots

Twitter Music Product Snapshots

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Awesome piece by @ScottKirsner in @BostonGlobe on...

Posted on April 22 2013 by Alisha Outridge in BostonBombing

Awesome piece by @ScottKirsner in @BostonGlobe on...

Awesome piece by @ScottKirsner in @BostonGlobe on the local tech reaction to #BostonBombing: http://t.co/Ph5QBFf1pl - grt find @kerryngerety Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) April 22, 2013 Entrepreneurs are hard-wired to spot opportunities and build...

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Today's @Seamless app coupon deal - Use code...

Posted on April 22 2013 by Alisha Outridge

Today's @Seamless app coupon deal - Use code...

Today's @Seamless app coupon deal - Use code TAPTAP for 10% off all your orders now thru 4/27. $10 min, app only. http://t.co/r4oOeKUFqH Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) April 22, 2013 Seamless iPad, iPhone, Android, and Blackberry mobile apps allows...

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Who needs Nostradamus' riddles? Even Whiskey Ads...

Posted on April 22 2013 by Alisha Outridge

Who needs Nostradamus' riddles? Even Whiskey Ads...

Who needs Nostradamus' riddles? Even Whiskey Ads can predict the future, see http://t.co/0lemYSyABX written by @harrymccracken Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) April 22, 2013 Who needs Nostradamus' riddles? We have predictions from advertisers in full...

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Who needs Nostradamus’ riddles? We have predictions from advertisers in full color prints from the 40s. See this pic from a Canadian magazine advertorial in February 1946. From left, clockwise: A golfer uses a mobile phone that looks uncannily like an early Motorola brick, a businessman dictates into his auto-voice-recognition-printer, a road warrior takes advantage of a street-corner fax machine, and someone checks a message courtesy of the answering feature built into his phone. Not all of this came true, but some of it did. Come to think of it, speech-to-text voicemail conversion is one of Google Voice’s killer features, and it only took sixty-three years for it to get here. Author: @harrymccracken More predictions & funny ads at “Men Who Plan Beyond Tomorrow!”

Posted on April 22 2013 by alishaoutridge

Who needs Nostradamus’ riddles? We have predictions from advertisers in full color prints from the 40s.
See this pic from a Canadian magazine advertorial in February 1946.

From left, clockwise: A golfer uses a mobile phone that looks uncannily like an early Motorola brick, a businessman dictates into his auto-voice-recognition-printer, a road warrior takes advantage of a street-corner fax machine, and someone checks a message courtesy of the answering feature built into his phone. Not all of this came true, but some of it did. Come to think of it, speech-to-text voicemail conversion is one of Google Voice’s killer features, and it only took sixty-three years for it to get here.
Author: @harrymccracken

More predictions & funny ads at “Men Who Plan Beyond Tomorrow!”

Who needs Nostradamus’ riddles? We have predictions from advertisers in full color prints from the 40s. See this pic from a Canadian magazine advertorial in February 1946. From left, clockwise: A golfer uses a mobile phone that looks uncannily like an...

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Amateur online sleuthing: Does it do more harm...

Posted on April 22 2013 by Alisha Outridge

Amateur online sleuthing: Does it do more harm...

Amateur online sleuthing: Does it do more harm than good? Don't blame social media but leave it to the professionals! http://t.co/f1YDZuqp4V Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) April 22, 2013 Social media sites like Reddit and 4chan were alive this week...

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