It just dawned on me that cats and the Android platform commercially have one thing in common. They're both treated as second class citizens.In pet stores, I notice the 80 to 20 split between what's offered for cats and dogs. The 20 per cent is almost always for felines. The same thing goes for newly … Continue reading What cats and Android have in common
The disturbing lure of bulk
Writing in upper lower case is predictable and familiar. Although this is mainly a personal blog, it does cover topics related to marketing and communications. So for that crowd, upper lower it is.Driving home the other day from shopping at Costco is what inspired me to write this. And the takeaway from that is this: … Continue reading The disturbing lure of bulk
grassier, not always greener
sporadic blogging these days, but always inspired to post sumfin whenever a confluence of events influence and shape the digital experience the hollowing out of twitternothing has been more in-yo-face lately than the wanton destruction of a beloved social media icon: twitter but despite its harrowing evisceration, attempts have been made before to dethrone it … Continue reading grassier, not always greener
fast, hazy pivot
generative AI rages onwaging an invisible battleinside dense burning forests ofblind ambition steeped inthe rank of festering moneydigging and digging away fordig is digital and digital digsits nebulous way into hyperrealismmind-bending the gullible eyeslulling the senses to a promiseof clichéd settings where warsdon't exist and you're alwaysjust a gig app away to eye-bleeding, money-making TikTok … Continue reading fast, hazy pivot


