We've talked before about the coming changes in how people access the internet. The days of sitting at a desk behind a nice sized monitor on a high speed Internet connection certainly aren't over, but will soon be a minority of the visits to most every website, including yours. The world is
Do you remember a time before we had mobile phones? You actually listened to the radio on the way to and from work. If you rode mass transit, you actually had a conversation with someone in the seat next to you. When you went to the bar, you chatted with those around
Advertising use to be easy...or so we tell ourselves today. When I started in the business several decades ago, we chose between newspaper, radio, and television for the most part. Occasionally we might look at a billboard or a magazine, but it was mostly the big 3 then. Today the world has
The one thing you can rest assured about the internet that is the same this year as it was last year, is change. What worked was new and exciting two years ago is old hat today and perhaps even long gone. Remember MySpace, Friendster, Pets.com, or GeoCities? Some say the whole thing
I suppose there are far worse things to be addicted to...but as a society, we are becoming addicted to smartphones. According to a 341 page report released by Ofcom, a Brittish telecommunications regulator, we are relying on and using our smartphones more and more. Here are some very interesting statistics to back that up.
