The Sternberg Effect

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 →