Posts tagged “business” 

I had a fantastic time at SXSWi this year. It was great to catch up with old friends, make some new ones, and see what everyone’s been working on for the last year.

Kel and I landed in Austin, TX this afternoon. We’re here for SXSWi. It’s like an annual pilgrimage. Molly calls it “geek camp,” but I think of it more as a time to actually see the people I spend so much time with virtually.

Apparently I missed the release of Web Design in a Nutshell, 3rd Edition. It hit bookshelves February 23rd.

As opposed to just adding it to the comments in my original post, I decided to post the continuation of my email conversation with the unnamed executive at my former employer about the Target.com lawsuit as a new entry.

Well, after much debate and deep deliberation, I did it. I quit my job.

Just when you though all the good purchases were going to Yahoo!, Google ups the ante by picking up Measure Map, the wonderful blog stats analytics tool from my friends at Adaptive Path.

On WaSP today, Derek wrote an incredibly poignant post about the NFB lawsuit against Target. In fact, I thought it so relevant to the interactive work we do at Cronin and Company (the ad agency I work for), that I forwarded a copy of it to everyone who works there. 

Eric has a very enlightened post for those of you out to document bugs in IE7 Beta 2. He also echoed my feelings that this is a beta people!

In a recent issue of Game Informer, I read an interesting news piece on the upcoming PS3, but its significance goes far beyond that system and even the world of video games. In fact, it applies to all digital media.