You’ll note a dramatic change in the DTIG site design today, and may even run across a broken link or two. Blogger.com has stopped supporting FTP updates, so I’ve had to make a major conversion to WordPress. I’ve always heard great things about WP, but it always seem too complex for my needs. I’ve got […]
My Brain|Blog uses Blogger.com and FTP. Unfortunately, Blogger.com is ceasing support for FTP updates effective May 1. My blog will be on “hiatus” as it gets redesigned to incorporate a different blogging platform (guess it’s time I finally learn WordPress…sigh.) I’ll still be provided bright ideas via Twitter and Facebook, as well as my IDEAS-4-U email list […]
Yours truly is a featured presenter at the Better Business Bureau’s Social Media Summit on April 30, 2010. There will be four speakers presenting on a variety of topics (my topic will be Twittter) and it should be an info-packed event with a lot of new ideas to share and real-world examples from which to learn. […]
I’m a user and fan of Foursquare.com more for the potential I see than for anything specific they appear to be doing right this second. DTIG Dos I do like the basic idea of letting a select circle of friends know where I am — in case they’re in the area and would like to […]
How to Become an Idea Barista: Blending Creativity and Caffeine to Brew-Up Brilliant IdeasThe Canton AdFed is hosting my presentation of “How to Become an Idea Barista” on March 30, 2010! The event will take place at The University Center at Kent State Stark, with lunch being served starting at 11:30am and the presentation ending […]
I’ve been “The Idea Guy” for quite a long time.It’s been my official (and unofficial) title at any number of jobs I’ve had through the years. The cool thing about the designation was that it was created and bestowed upon me by my clients. If the Queen of England knighted me tomorrow, I don’t think […]
One of my goals this year is to read more books. I mean, don’t get me wrong… I read a lot of books (a LOT of books!) but I know I’ve sort of slacked off in the last year or two and should have polished off twice as many as I actually managed to complete. […]