Social media continues to evolve. As there is really no way to know how this will affect the future, we present our whimsical take on how social media may change life as we know it in 2010. 1. 2010 will be the Year of Privacy; No one likes it when parents crash the party As [...]

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In the real world I’d put my money on the one with a hook as a hand, but in the online arena things are looking a little up for the little green guy. Why? Because we’re talkin’ Cap’n Crunch vs. Lucky Charms. Analyzing the online conversations of these two American cereal staples over the last [...]

Today marks our first interview with an author who is focused on the ever changing world of social media. Shel Israel is the author of the new book, Twitterville, in which he describes personal accounts of successful Twitter use cases. To read more background on his book, please visit his blog. According to his bio, [...]

You’ve probably never seen the 1968 Soviet-produced adaptation of ‘War and Peace’. That’s okay, I haven’t either. Directed by Sergei Bondarchuk, it is to date the most expensive film ever made, costing $100 million, or over $700 million once adjusted for inflation. It tells, at both an epic scale and an epic length, Tolstoy’s story [...]

Like so many other Coloradans, I love to spend as much of the snowy months in the mountains as possible. How is a girl to decide when and where to go? The proof is in the pudding – snow or no snow will be the deciding factor in whether or not people flock to the [...]

Last week’s announcement regarding the purchase of 51% of NBC Universal by Comcast has received a substantial amount of attention thus far. The deal will combine many important media entities in television, internet and movies and values NBCU at $30 billion. GE still owns 49% (after Vivendi selling its 20% stake in NBCU back to [...]