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- Maria Bailey on How To Reach Moms June 30, 2009This is an archive edition of an interview I did with Maria Bailey, author of Mom 3.0: Marketing WITH Today’s Mothers by Leveraging New Media & Technology and Trillion-Dollars Moms: Marketing to a New Generation of Mothers We discuss how to reach mom’s today and how they use technology to make their lives easier. This interview is […]friendstalking@joelandkaren.com (Joel Greenberg)
- When Generations Collide: An Interview with Neil Howe September 28, 2007Going through life, most of us are aware that we are part of a generation, a very large group of people that shared similar historical experiences that shaped their behavior, values, and outlook. Boomers, GenX’ers, Millennials, the Silent Generation. But how do the generations interact with one another? What are the special qualities of […]friendstalking@joelandkaren.com (Joel Greenberg)
- Henry Jenkins and Convergence Culture June 19, 2007I had the good fortune of chatting with Henry Jenkins about convergence culture earlier this spring. Dr. Jenkins is the Director of the Comparative Media Studies program at MIT and Faculty Investigator at the Convergence Culture Consortium. He’s the author of Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide, a great introduction to how things […]friendstalking@joelandkaren.com (Joel Greenberg)
- SXSW – My Commentary on KUT News March 7, 2007KUT, the NPR station in Austin, interviewed me for a short piece on the 2007 SXSW Interactive festival. You can listen to it here. […]friendstalking@joelandkaren.com (Joel Greenberg)
- Second Life Community Convention 2006 Interviews: Misty Rhodes and Reuben Steiger December 7, 2006Because of my work bringing Idea City into Second Life, I’ve been speaking to bloggers, analysts, and journalists about Second Life and the marketing opportunities there. I was very fortunate to be mentioned in an article in USA Today titled, Marketers find a new place to set up shop: Virtual reality.. In celebration, I have […]friendstalking@joelandkaren.com (Joel Greenberg)
- Going Political: Does the League of Technical Voters Have a Chance? November 19, 2006For my first story on politics, I covered the League of Techncial Voter’s 48 hour programmer lock-in, October 13-15, 2006 in Austin. The lock-in was an effort by LOTV founder Silona Bonewald to build the infrastructure for a community of geeks that could advise legislators and their staff on technology issues. The goal of LOTV […]friendstalking@joelandkaren.com (Joel Greenberg)
- Lego Mindstorms NXT, Lead Users, and Viral Marketing September 27, 2006Lego Mindstorms NXT is the next generation of the popular robotics system. Designed with the help of Lead Users, Mindstorms is a study in innovation. In this podcast, I talk with Soren Lund, Lego Mindstorms and Product & Marketing Development Director about why he turned to his enthusiasts to help him design this […]friendstalking@joelandkaren.com (Joel Greenberg)
- Dr. Martha Rogers and Return on Customer August 10, 2006OK, admit it. You’ve read her books. You’ve debated her ideas. You got excited about how to serve your customers as individuals and then bam! You hit the brick wall of traditional marketing and “rational” arguments about why implementing Martha Rogers’ ideas on one to one marketing aren’t practical just yet. Well, […]friendstalking@joelandkaren.com (Joel Greenberg)
- DorkBot Austin July 19, 2006I normally don’t tinker with high voltage electricty, so when I was asked to speak at Dorkbot Austin in the parking lot of Cafe Mundi in East Austin, I was hoping there wouldn’t be rain and if there was, everything was well grounded. At the first Dorkbot Austin, I heard there was a guy […]friendstalking@joelandkaren.com (Joel Greenberg)
- Second Life Interview with Philip Rosedale, Athena, AthenaTwin (PMS Clan), and John C. Beck March 7, 2006If your remember a time before there was a microsoft.com, then you remember the days about 10-15 years ago when something called Virtual Reality, or VR, was all the rage. In VR, you could have what was called “an immersive experience” flying an airplane, walking around big blocks and pyramids, or moving molecules together […]friendstalking@joelandkaren.com (Joel Greenberg)
