by Rob Cottingham | Mar 15, 2005 | Communicating, Everything Else
2016 Update: The website was deactivated quite a while ago. (Here’s the announcement, via archive.org.) Here’s what it looked like in its heyday. One aspect of the whole Jetsgo fiasco that this space has touched on (without adequately addressing) is the... by Rob Cottingham | Mar 11, 2005 | Communicating
Update: One of the things I love about the Net is the willingness of people to spring into action in times of crisis. Case in point: the spanking new site JetsGone that stakano plugs in the comments on this post. I’ve touched on JetsGo’s problems in the... by Rob Cottingham | Mar 10, 2005 | Communicating, Technology
Heading off on a tangent from the pivotal issue – when does an employer get a say in an employee’s off-hours life? – let’s take a moment to consider ten pieces of sage advice from Robert Scoble on what to do when your blog goes horribly,... by Rob Cottingham | Mar 9, 2005 | Communicating, Technology
Write a letter to the editor, and it’s forgotten in a day. Call a phone-in show, and you’re history in a minute and a half. But post to a blog, and – unless you delete them yourself – your words live on as long as your blog does. They can be... by Rob Cottingham | Mar 3, 2005 | Communicating
Pete Shinbach over at The Bach Door asks an awfully good question in relation to this excerpt from a news story: “An aide to [someone the reporter was trying to contact] said the developer was traveling out of state Thursday and could not be reached for... by Rob Cottingham | Mar 3, 2005 | Culture, Arts and Popcorn, Speechwriting
Is it too jingoistic to award it to Chris Lambeth? I am here tonight because of the grace and humility of one guy watching from Montreal. Ryan Larkin, I dedicate this award to you. And I’m sharing this award with Steve Hoban for Copper Heart Entertainment....