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“SHIT ADULTS NEVER TAUGHT US” – What I LEARNED from my daughter’s self-help / mini-memoir.

One of the opening lines of her first journal from kindergarten read, “When I grw up I want to be a dwkter.” And, with a single affirmation began the career path for our daughter, Natasha Sattler. Yes, after honing her craft she now is an accomplished filmmaker, producer, and most recently author of a new book – SHIT ADULTS NEVER TAUGHT US. Did the title take your breath away? It did mine, just…

Good News for digital ad sellers:  Digital Advertising is expected to finish the year with a year-to-year growth rate of 11.5% in 2017 and grow again in 2018 by 11.3%.  That information comes from GroupM/WPP, the world’s largest buyer of advertising.  Magna (IPG Mediabrands) pegs 2018 digital growth at 13%. Bad News for digital ad sellers:  Group M believes Google and Facebook will account for…

Amazon is building second headquarters building but where?

now Amazon  has been a powerhouse in the on line world for nearly a quarter of a century

hard to believe to say that. now you also gotta consider that Amazon bought Whole foods

and its gonna be a price difference as well.  now the latest is that the High tech Giant

are planning on adding another place in America to match

what they have long ago established in Seattle,Wa.

the wait is on

and alot…

The delicate e-book pricing game: A tightrope act

Book Business has a great article on the e-book pricing issue. Celeb Mason asks if publishers shot themselves in the foot with higher e-book prices.

The issue, as he explains, is that every product—book, or otherwise—generally follows the same path of market segmentation: the early adopters buy first, then the general customers, then the ‘laggards.’ The difficulty is in balancing your pricing so…

Are UK SME’s going to fail because their marketing is stuck in the past, Offcom report would suggest they are?

For the first time smartphones have edged ahead of laptops as the preferred devices for connecting online in the UK, a report by Ofcom says.

The communications watchdog said 33% of Britons opted for smartphones as the device of choice in 2014, ahead of 30% who preferred laptops.

Ofcom said surpassing the laptop was a “landmark moment”.

I would suggest that this goes further and is a shift in the…