A Vermont flour producer uses the web to transform its 220-year-old operation into a popular baking company.
George Colony, Forrester Research “Three Social Thunderstorms”
In our lifetimes, we will reach a point when we reflect back on the good old days of the internet, Facebook, Twitter and other tech that is ubiquitous today. We might even look back at digital the way we currently look at analog. Things change.
If you can’t learn from the past, you’re doomed to repeat its errors and to miss its brilliant insights.
Source: betashop
If I could only consume one media product, Twitter would be my pick. Over any newspaper, over any single television station, over any book, magazine, website, radio station, or other media product you can name.
Michael Arrington Fireside Chat with Jason Nazar
Seventeen million Americans with college degrees have jobs that only require a high school degree. 2.4 million more graduates are outright unemployed. There’s nothing wrong with being a bartender or cashier, but there is something wrong with a society that tricks 18-year-olds into ruining their lives with student debt through false promises of a positive return on their investment
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