A few weeks ago, I got a major wake-up call. Apparently, I am a male between the ages of 35-44 who is highly interested in Earth Sciences, Chemistry, Spreadsheet Software and Business
If you happen to mention 301 redirects or robots.txt in my presence, watch out. Our art director, Aaron, and I crack jokes about how we pronounce the Google Analytics _gaq.push()method in our
I have a confession: my beloved shih tzu – Jaybles – is not a shelter pup. He was, however, an incredibly thoughtful gift from my grandparents: who gave him to me as
For any current, former or recent grads who might be reading out there in cyberspace, the words “elective credits” most likely bring a smile to your face. After all, most of your
Required reading was probably something you either loved or loved to hate when you were in school. Every once in a while, an assigned school book turns into an all-time favorite. We
While reading an article published by TechnologyReview.com back in July, I couldn’t help but think of two things. The first was the topic of my own graduate thesis, that sought to understand
A random talent of mine is a gift for metaphor. When I am given two unlike objects or ideas, I love finding a way to connect them based on concepts I already
For some companies, rules completely restricting Internet access and social media in the office is a must. However, working for a global advertising agency, if you restrict our access to the Internet
Close your eyes (after reading this paragraph though – so you know what you’re doing!). Pretend you are about to open up your favorite search engine. Hover the mouse over the blank
It’s become a clearly evident representation of our culture when people start to become tired of current technology trends. According to a variety of sources and surveys many people are bored with current
