Interview: Brian Shulman on music pioneer and businessman, Stan Shulman
Brian Shulman is a business colleague and friend who’s been a profound influence in my life both professionally, as a… Read more »
Category: Culture
Trimming the Bloat: A Dearth of Elegant Code
Moore’s law is a curse. In 2005 I built yet another computer in a long line of homebrew PCs. I… Read more »
Professional Advertising Is Dead. Long Live Advertising.
About eight years ago, I started to notice a bizarre phenomenon. I was paid by people to make things look… Read more »
Social Media Marketing Genius In Ten Minutes
Jumping off of bridges, wearing your pants below your underwear, investing in any stock with a .com in the name,… Read more »
Coaching As Service
I was never much of an athlete. I recall an episode around 1982 where dad bought me a glove, took… Read more »
To The Maverick Go The Spoils
The biggest challenge for businesses of all types these days is greater competition for dwindling market share. Unless you have… Read more »
Sportsmanship Program Aimed at Bettering Sun Belt Student-Athletes, Coaches, and Administrators
I’m pleased to announce that Learning Through Sports has launched their online Sportsmanship Learning Platform for the Sun Belt Conference… Read more »
Three Common Traps For New Websites
There are few deadly traps that almost every business falls into on their web campaign, and your developer may not… Read more »
When The First Amendment Is The Poison
If I were a head of state in a western style “free market democracy” right now, I would probably secretly… Read more »
Knoxville Tragedy Spotlights Hate In Sensationalist Media
Hate is hate. I don’t condone it in any fashion. The Knoxville man who opened fire on a children’s playing… Read more »