Monthly Archives: December 2011

Louis CK Conquers Media, Heeds Mom’s Advice: Just Tell Them Everything

Posted on December 20, 2011 by rgeller

Louis CK is a comic hero for every man, an unkempt alternative to the more mainstream comedians (think Seinfeld or Dane Cook).  He is irreverent, dark and just plain damn funny. I have greatly enjoyed Louie's work, inlcuding his  FX … Continue reading →

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Water Cooler Chat: Movies to See if you are in PR

Posted on December 15, 2011 by rgeller

Someone at Fusion sent around an email recommending a documentary, I replied, and before you knew it we had a lively thread about good movies to see if you are in PR – and fodder for this blog post. I … Continue reading →

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There’s Gold in them Thar Apps – and App Developers

Posted on December 6, 2011 by rgeller

Forbes had a nice story today, The Rise of Developernomics.  It included a link to David Kirkpatrick's famous quote and article: Now, Every Company is a Software Company. The article today was about the importance of software developers, and the … Continue reading →

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NY Media Bangs the Drum of Local Tech – Alley Now Trumps Boston

Posted on December 5, 2011 by rgeller

For the third week running, a major NY daily has written an article about the NY tech scene, so I figured that it is was about time for me to write something here on the topic. I was already in … Continue reading →

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New Post on Windmill Networking blog – Taking Content from King to Ka-ching

Posted on December 2, 2011 by rgeller

I am very pleased to say that I have signed on as contributor to Neal Schaffer's Windmill Networking blog. Judy Gombita, who also writes for the blog (and at PR Conversations) introduced me to Neal (thanks again, Judy, and thanks, … Continue reading →

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