by David | Mar 20, 2010 | culture, economics, working
Sometimes Boston feels like the city of inferiority complexes. For years it was the Red Sox thing, feeling bad about coming in second to New York in baseball. Now, it seems to be the Silicon Valley thing, coming in second to California in technology companies and...
by David | Feb 17, 2010 | transportation, urbanism, working
Not sure of the status of the cars in there, but they’re not letting anybody else in.
by David | Nov 19, 2009 | reading & writing, working
And so, midway through the journey of life, I found myself printing out a dark forest’s worth of marketing emails so that they could then be scanned and the resulting file burned on a CD to be sent probably via FedEx. Indeed, I had strayed. The task was...
by David | Sep 12, 2009 | urbanism, working
Looks dangerous. I wonder how fast it’ll do the Kessel Run.
by David | Jul 27, 2009 | reading & writing, working
You know how when you’re trying to work, every little distraction can be maddening? There were some fruit flies buzzing around my desk, so I lashed out, Obama-like, with the only weapon at hand. The vorpal index card went splat splat splat. Further evidence of...
by David | Jun 23, 2009 | economics, working
I was having a great discussion about all things marketing last week, and it got on the topic of the difference between B2Band B2C marketing approaches. I jumped out on a limb and claimed that they are in fact the same – in each case, the goal is to deliver the...
