How we talk to each other has certainly changed over the ages. Even in most of our lifetimes, there has been a dramatic transformation in communication. I grew up when there was still black and white televisions and transistor radios. Pictures and footage from wars took days to be processed and aired.
Social Media has radically changed how we learn about our world. There was a time when a handful of news organization controlled everything we learned. The days of Walter Cronkite, Edward R Murow, Chet Huntley, David Brinkley, and so on where the heyday of broadcast journalism, a time when we believed what
There have been a number of articles published recently stating the newest trend in technology is the end of the blog. The stories talk about how corporate blogging has fallen from close to 50% in 2010, to about 37% last year. Other stories have talked about how only ¼ of Fortune 500
While most of the talk these days seems to be focused on how well Apple is doing and the impending Initial Public Offering from Facebook, there is a not so gentle giant named Google who is the predominant player in search and in smartphone operating systems. While it gives away it's
We multi-task more and more in our lives. Computers, smartphones, tablets, etc. We are more and more likely to be easily distracted at the same time, we've never had access to so much information. This infographic from forensicpsychology.net outlines the problems and the possibilities the internet brings to us each and every
