I rarely post here, but given the circumstances, its perhaps the best venue.
Its our 5th night at the children’s hospital. I had to think about that. They moved us out of the ICU yesterday and into intermediate care. She’s not responding well to her medications and has been throwing up again. Its been a […]
After U.S. airstrikes killed scores of civilians in western Afghanistan this past week, White House National Security Adviser Gen. James L. Jones said the United States would continue with the airstrikes and would not tie the hands of U.S. generals fighting in Afghanistan. At the same time, U.S. Central Command chief Gen. David Petraeus has […]
I had the pleasure of writing and posting Intel’s Social Media Guidelines on Monday. This is the result of many hours of collaborative work from several of Intel’s social media experts.
I’m a part of Intel’s Social Media Center of Excellence and we launched these guidelines to demonstrate Intel’s approach and provide guidance to […]
My sister first identified Senator Obama to me in 2003. She was working for his early campaign and has great stories of his rise from a state senator.
One story includes her and Senator Obama in the Chicago St. Patrick’s Day parade when they actually had the LAST spot in the procession. They were literally […]
I’ve been struggling w/ a WP admin file in my blog, so it hasn’t allowed me to post until I got off my duff and opened up the hood and did some good ‘ol PHP’ing.
Nuff said.
So many things… I need to pace myself here in this first post in awhile. First things first… I had […]
This will do wonders for her campaign…
Sarah Palin’s Palindrome.
I’ve been in Beijing teaching classes on social media and social strategies. A new acquaintance of mine, Sam Flemming, politely reminded me that it had been awhile since I last updated Digital Dregs. I must admit that its been a while indeed, but I’ve been more diligently updating my Facebook and Twitter accounts at the […]
Well… it’s been a while. First, we launched PC.com back in late Feb. ‘08. So far so good.
Secondly… here’s a clip from Austin at SxSW that we shot with Podtech:
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And lastly… I need to get some shots up here of Truman and Holland, […]
Blogging with my Q1 Ultra from Samsung… is slow typing with these tiny keys.
We took an Intel Core 2 silicon core to the Vegas Strip:
Nevada means “covered in snow” or “snowcapped”. The mountains around Las Vegas are surprisingly breathtaking as I blog from seat 8F on a flight back to Portland.
There is a very colorful ridge of mountains just to the west of the city w/ beautiful red and orange strata, demonstrating the powerful tectonic forces at work on […]
I’m off to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. We’ve built the Intel@CES blog and I’ll be blogging from the show floor w/ colleagues from Intel, Ogilvy and Textura Design.
And… Happy New Year. Back at Intel obviously after a wonderful sabbatical.
Since I posted on my “3 Days” perspective before my 10-week sabbitical… I should follow w/ perspective at the end of my sabbitical as well.
In short. Life changing. Without a doubt. There is a growing trend and theory in “micro-retirements”, i.e. that one should try and have several extended periods of “retirement” throughout life to […]
Sabbatical is going well:
Wobble
Zulutime and LBS
Wow… almost here.
Intel employees qualify for a sabbatical after every seven years of employment. I hit my seven year anniversary at Intel this year… can’t believe its been that long.
I’m off from 27-Sept. to 03-Dec… and leaving for the beautiful Oregon Coast next Friday w/ the family. We’ve rented a wonderful old home in […]
Recent Podcast of myself and Intel’s Ken Kaplan. Ken and I were interviewed by a communications show talking about Intel’s Web 2.0 efforts and how Intel’s online strategy (1) (2) is changing with the times.
Going Inside of Intel
Jeremiah Owyang and Robert Scoble interviewed me at this year’s Executive Summit in dowtown Portland.
Here it is from Podtech:
Fantastic gathering of local bloggers last night at Jive Softare. Photos over on Jeremiah’s blog.
The Internet Strategy Forum’s annual conference is set for July 19th & 20th.
I’ll be sitting on the Web 2.0 panel… I’m really impressed w/ my co-panelists after having met them a few times now over the phone, should be a fun session.
* Cammie Dunaway, Chief Marketing Officer, Yahoo!, Inc.
* Tim Kopp, Chief Marketing […]