Traditional print media companies got the Internet all wrong. It started off in the wrong place and it seems like there is little they can do to recuperate. To make matters better (or worse, depending on who you ask), Google just introduced another platform/destination today called, Fast Flip. While it's still in beta (and what great online application isn't?), the product was announced on the Official Google Blog today in a post titled, Read news [...]

Episode #171 of Six Pixels of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast is now live and ready for you to listen to. Shel Israel recently released a book on Twitter titled, Twitterville. He was in Montreal to speak at a Third Tuesday event for PR, Marketing and Communications professionals today (yes, it's a Third Tuesday on a Sunday). His take on Social Media, storytelling and the changes it causes in the world makes this conversation well-worth taking [...]

Whenever you attend any kind of marketing conference (be it for the Internet or a general marketing session), the one question that always comes up is, "when will the Internet surpass television in terms of mass consumption and usage?" That's the wrong question. If you have ever seen any of the PowerPoint slides that statistically demonstrate these media trends, it's quite clear that while the traditional media channels (radio, print, [...]

Jim Collins is the author of the best-selling business books, Good To Great and Built To Last. He was recently featured on Charlie Rose (August 19th, 2009) to discuss his latest book, How the Mighty Fall: And Why Some Companies Never Give In. As always, it's a conversation well-worth checking out... (There's something up with Google Video, so you can temporarily watch by clicking here) Tags: built to last business [...]

It has been one amazing/interesting week after launching the book, Six Pixels of Separation. Before we get to the video interview about the book, here are some updates... Six Pixels of Separation - the audio book. The audio book for Six Pixels of Separation has been released in digital formats at both Audible and iTunes. It is the full unabridged version (over 7 and a half hours) and it is with me reading it. The CD version of the audio book will [...]