I generally try to avoid the politics on the ol’ blogging, but I saw this clip and just felt compelled to repost…
About JT
Jeremy is the founder of Stage Two Consulting, a marketing agency that advises companies on product design and marketing strategies, with a particular focus on viral and non-traditional programs. This, however, is his "personal" blog which meanders across many topics. Jeremy also blogs about technology at LIVEdigitally.
LIVEdigitally- Does TiVo make Products or Patents? March 10, 2010For all intents and purposes, TiVo “invented” the DVR. Actually, they didn’t, but it’s a fair statement that they first successfully commercialized it and brought the concept to the massess. Â Further, they did it with competition (ReplayTV), which is often the exact thing that stalls new consumer technology adoption. Â The company […]Jeremy Toeman
- Your Privacy Online: The Internet’s Greatest Bait and Switch March 10, 2010There was a time when things like decency, self-respect, and privacy mattered, and that time was not too long ago. I’m not going to spend this post lamenting modern society abandoning the concept of self-respect, poise, decency, and other things which seem practically alien in our show-all, tell-all, midriff-sporting, trampstamp-pride (yeah, I hate the […]Jeremy Toeman
- How Google Can (and Must) Fix the Android Market Experience March 10, 2010The Android Market (droid’s equivalent to the iPhone App Store) is fundamentally broken. It’s a poor experience from start to finish, and exemplifies the grace with which Apple builds hardware and software products. Unfortunately there’s no easy way to take screenshots directly on the device, so I’ve scraped around the ‘net to […]Jeremy Toeman
- What Did Jobs Do? March 10, 2010In proper form,I shall now review my own predictions of the iPad from my first two posts on the subject (parts 1 and 2). Let’s start with… What I got wrong: Productivity Apps I said: “Unlike the Microsoft approach to “ecosystemâ€� – where everything other than the Xbox is able to view and edit Excel spreadsheets – my [...] […]Jeremy Toeman
- Twitter in action: Live coverage of the Apple event March 10, 2010Per yesterday’s post on Twitter needing better demos, here’s a very (IMHO) useful way to follow live coverage, from multiple perspectives, using Twitter. I’ve created a “list” of people who are either live at the event, or following it closely. These people are more likely to tweet only about the Apple event during [...] […]Jeremy Toeman
- Does TiVo make Products or Patents? March 10, 2010
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- Why Companies Are Catching On To Social Media March 10, 2010Twitter’s attraction in the past year or so has been quite intriguing. For most companies, there’s probably still some confusion as to what it’s good for to generate leads, sales, profits, etc., but this number is slowly dwindling as the months go by. And in a sure sign of Twitter’s growing popularity, a study conducted [...] […]Ken Yeung
- Client News: WorldMate adds Executive Talent, Looks to Expand Partnerships March 10, 201020 year wireless industry veteran, Jean Tripier, joins WorldMate as CEO today. Jean comes most recently from Good Technology, where he was Chief Strategy Officer and Chief Operating Officer and built the company’s OEM business from the ground up. Before Good, Tripier was Vice President of Corporate Development at international mobile giant Vodafone, ov […]TeamS2
- Client News: Share your VUDU viewing via Facebook and Twitter March 10, 2010VUDU, in the wake of their acquisition by Wal-Mart, is continuing to innovate and improve their streaming movie service. The company has announced as of this morning a new social feature baked right into their user interface, specifically the ability to share a recently viewed movie (and how much they liked the movie) via a [...] […]David
- It’s Easy To Make A Video, But Takes A Lot To Make It Viral March 10, 2010Last year, I was very fortunate enough to attend the Inbound Marketing Summit hosted by Chris Brogan and Justin Levy. It was there that I was first introduced to Tim Street, a video producer and social media marketer – perhaps better well known for French Maid TV. It was there that he brought up the [...] […]Ken Yeung
- Client News: Spot.Us Adds New Ways to Participate in Community Journalism March 10, 2010Today, Spot.Us the pioneer of community funded journalism, takes a new form in its on-going evolution with new features that give communities more ways to participate in the journalism that matters to them. The organization also hopes the new ways it uses technology will help lead to the first open API for journalism — allowing [...] […]TeamS2
- Why Companies Are Catching On To Social Media March 10, 2010
May 23rd, 2008 at 6:22 pm
fabulous!!!!!!!! left me roaring with laughter…….
May 26th, 2008 at 5:57 pm
Oh mah goodness, lies.
July 7th, 2008 at 2:41 pm
It is sad that he is one of our choices, what is equally sad is that the other choice (Obama) is just as dishonest and just as blinded by his own ambition. It is really frightening to be able to find these disturbing truths about either candidate. They are both dishonest and full of hypocrisy AND both will just increase the size of government and confiscate our hard earned income and freedoms… what are we to do…
September 9th, 2008 at 9:01 am
What scares me is that the GOP has chosen two morons to save this nation.
We have a man at the top of the ticket that was in the bottom of his class intellectually.
And the person that is 1/2 a breath away from the presidency flunked out of 5 colleges before she received her diploma from the University of Idaho. I cant wait to see where she placed in her graduating class! Just think these people might have their fingers on the nuclear button.
But what else is new we elected a moron to lead this nation and look where it brought us.