Infographic showing how American Moms use online, mobile, and social media in their daily lives
Things FoxNews has declared there is a “War On…”
- War on Christmas
- War on Marriage
- War on Easter
- War on Hanukkah
- War on Fall Holidays
- War on Halloween
- War of Fossil Fuels
- War on Salt
- War on the Constitution
- War on Sugary Drinks
- War on Spuds (vs. “nannystate”)
- War on Chocolate Milk
- War on Ladies’ Night
- War on Fishermen
War on WomenWar on Conservative Women
Things Wilco has declared there is a “war on”
Six months out from Election Day, here’s my 2012 electoral map scenario. You can build your own electoral map using this neat interactive data visualization from the NYTimes.
Looks like Hispanic consumers in the US are quite active using mobile and social media
Shepard Smith reacts to Mitt Romney reacting to Newt Gingrich quitting (by dkostv)
“Politics is weird, and creepy…and now I know lacks even the even loosest attachement to anything like reality”
NYTimes infographic showing how investment income grew more than 5 times greater under Democratic administrations than under Republicans
Clients From Hell: #getpaidnotplayed
via clientsfromhell:
Me: So I resent you that invoice from a few months ago, with the additional stuff you asked for: detailed line items, the contract reference number, and a copy of my driver’s license. Will I be seeing a check soon?
Client: I think you formatted it weird, and accounting gets really pissed…
Mapping the 7 deadly sins by US counties
TV by the Numbers: Measuring my viewing habits online
As television networks kick off the upfronts introducing new programs and picking up where existing series left off, there is increasing conversation about using social media to connect fans and viewers with their favorite shows, as well as how many may be cutting-the-cord altogether. Full disclosure: I’m an employee at Nielsen, who have a great perspective of cross-platform insights into what consumers watch, but the ideas shared in this post are my own and are not necessarily shared by my employer.
