The Idea Blog
Archive for October 2007
“Did we do that?”
In the grocery store yesterday, a stack of pita chips tumbled to the floor. A woman looked back at the ...
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The Last Supper - online
So many marvels is the Internet. We're entertained, educated, titillated - it's all there.
Today's proof? Da Vinci's ...
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Empowerment, digital style
Walt Mossberg reminds us that one of the last digital hold-outs to consumer empowerment is the cell phone hegemony. The ...
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Mr. Bush, meet Mr. Gore
Posted by Mark on Sunday, October 14th, 2007. Filed under Celebrities, Environment, Living, Managing.
This from Thomas Friedman's column yesterday:
"That is what historians will note most about Mr. Bush's tenure — the sheer ...
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Customer service models
Who handles questions and service issues best? TiVo is excellent, but part of that is the fact that the product ...
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Traditional media waning in share and influence
Posted by Mark on Sunday, October 14th, 2007. Filed under Advertising, Burris, Digital lifestyle, Fresh Ideas, Music.
One of the more interesting iPods in recent years isn't the relatively new iPod Touch, the iPhone look alike ...
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Southwest innovates again
Posted by Mark on Thursday, October 11th, 2007. Filed under Burris, Customer Service, Environment, Fresh Ideas, Travel.
Jack Burris passed along an email from Southwest Airlines announcing a couple of new things they're doing. One is how ...
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New logo at LPGA
I had been meaning to write a post regarding the new logo unveiled by the LPGA, but I had not ...
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Green, sustainable - how much do we know?
Anne Cassity's post about her research regarding environmental stewardship for one of our clients was fascinating. It told ...
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