I share a birthday with my daughter. How lucky is that? Very. Continue reading
I saw with my own two eyes the difference between little boys and little girls. Continue reading
I wound up in Prague, a family town, for my 35th birthday. Continue reading
As the media world evolved, from general news to niche content, from devoted audience to audience fragmentation, so has what it means to be a journalist. Continue reading
When the train pulls into a station and you see a whole bunch of crowded cars, followed by a solitary empty-ish car, and then some more crowded cars, you know something’s not quite right. Continue reading
I was in New Orleans for Digiday’s Programmatic Summit. But when the panel discussions were over and the networking moved from the formal setting of the Ritz-Carlton to the informal backdrop of the Crescent City, I got to explore a slice of the city beyond the tourist trap of Bourbon Street. Continue reading
Digital advertising has a repetitive problem. Or, more accurately, its problem is that it lacks repetitiveness. Continue reading
There are several parallels to being in a band and being in a start up. Continue reading
February 17th is one of those days that is forever seared into my being. Continue reading
The realities of professional sports don’t even come close to the realities of reality. Really. Melky Cabrera, who up until this past season was a marginal player at best, got caught — and admitted to — taking steroids. He was served up a 50-game suspension and was kept off the World Series champion San Francisco … Continue reading
William Sternberg. A remarkable man who, without him, I wouldn’t be here today. Continue reading