Well, when half of CES is about 3D, what do you expect? Say what I will, it’s still the hottest thing in media right now, so it is perfectly understandable why companies are trying so hard to get it right. I saw a lot of companies promoting glasses-free 3D and I think one of them
At bloomfield knoble, we are passionate about the environment. It’s been said a thousand different ways, but we live in this world, so why not try to make it a better place, right? The problem is, it takes time and effort (and sometimes money) to truly “be green.” That may be changing. We’re not there
OK, so last time I talked about some of the cool stuff I saw in booths at CES. This time I thought I would share my impressions of the marketing of products at CES. First off, let me say that I claim some expertise in this area. I have designed booths, run, hosted, exhibited and
I thought I would break my CES trip into 2 parts. Part one will be about technology (stuff I saw) and part two will be about marketing (how the stuff I saw was presented). In all fairness, I didn’t see everything on the floor, but I did hit all 3 halls + the Hilton. For
A fire alarm went off at our offices yesterday. It was just a drill, but as we all gathered outside and accounted for each employee according to our business continuity plan, it reaffirmed one of our core beliefs – the value of planning ahead for every possible scenario. We take some comfort knowing that if there
A fire alarm went off at our offices yesterday. It was just a drill, but as we all gathered outside and accounted for each employee according to our business continuity plan, it reaffirmed one of our core beliefs – the value of planning ahead for every possible scenario. We take some comfort knowing that if there
