Author Archives: Alexa
The Digital Parent’s Terms Of Service
My friend Jim Storer brought up a really great topic of conversation on his blog recently about online transparency and whether lifestreaming presents offline threats to those who frequently disclose their whereabouts. While I could go into a number of … Continue reading
The ROI of an Email
These days, everyone talks about the power of Twitter or Facebook, the wonders of Web 2.0 and its ability to connect the masses. However, what most people don’t realize is that the tools don’t do anything unless people have the … Continue reading
Thoughts on A Successful Life
In my last post, I blogged about a rocky start to what has been an intense past two weeks. Luckily, I’m still alive so you know that I was neither fired nor beaten to a pulp as a result of … Continue reading
Thoughts on Jobs After My First Day at Mzinga
How many people can say they love their jobs? How many people actually like their coworkers? How many people out there are working in a profession where they feel like they’re making a difference? I feel incredibly lucky that I … Continue reading
Hair today, Gone tomorrow!
I’m so behind schedule, but I have to blog about this. I just cut my hair 11 inches! I’ve done this before, but each time it’s uber scary. (I didn’t have my microphone configured correctly when I recorded this video … Continue reading
FireFox Download Day: Killer Social Media Marketing
Firefox 3 is out today and I downloaded it along with millions of other smart, sensible web users (;)). We’re trying to set the world record for most software downloads in a single day and so far, it looks like … Continue reading
Pimping Out Startups: How I’m Helping Magnify.net During Internet Week
For the past month or so, I’ve been doing some part time work over at Magnify.net, an exciting start up in New York that provides video solutions to publishers that want to integrate and aggregate video content on their existing … Continue reading
I want my MacBook Pro Back
So the other day, by beloved MacBook Pro crapped out on me. I went to turn the machine on and I heard the start up chime, but the screen stayed black. “Maybe I just need to let the battery charge,” … Continue reading