Author Archives: Steve Burns
‘Minority Report’: The Future is Now
In my personal warmup for the AFC and NFC championship games on TV, I watched the movie “Minority Report.” The Tom Cruise movie was directed by Steven Spielberg, and was released in 2002. That has quickly become part of a … Continue reading
Missouri, Alabama, and College Football’s New Role
“It’s hard to rally around a math class.” — Bear Bryant, on football’s role on campus. Football can be classified as a game or sport. And in the South, it has been called a religion. Now, it has become a … Continue reading
Digital vs. Print Advertising: Tipping Point Update
My recent blog post on revenue from digital advertising vs. print at The New York Times touched on something that obviously is being discussed in the corner offices of the world’s leading newspaper. Based on recent financial results, I projected … Continue reading
Carly Fiorina, and Other GOP Debate Social Media Information
Don’t shoot the messenger here, as I have not decided which party — including a possible third party — that I will vote for in 2016. However, there were no women on the stage for the prime time GOP debate … Continue reading
Suwanee Town Center ‘Extension’ in Works
Updated 5:57 a.m., Aug. 1 Suwanee officials have taken initial steps toward what is being called an “extension” of the Town Center area that has been the metro Atlanta city’s focal point for more than 10 years.
Digital Advertising Tipping Point in Sight
Newspapers’ digital efforts — in advertising and content — have been well chronicled lately. However, there’s some recent information that indicates that a watershed moment is within reach. An analyst blog post on Nasdaq.com (dated 7/13/15) gave a revealing … Continue reading
Is News Marketing (and Vice Versa)?
The one-world, 24/7 environment of the Internet, social media and mobile technology in the 21st century has made me wonder something. Is news (the “breaking, film at 11, read it while it’s hot” kind) another form of marketing? And if … Continue reading
The Grateful Dead: ‘Fare The Well’ Concerts Conclude at Soldier Field in Chicago
Updated 7/6/15 Via jambase.com: The Dead perform “Truckin’ ” and “Touch of Grey” in their Fare The Well finale Sunday. Via jambase.com: Here’s a recap of Day 2 (7/4/15) in Chicago of the three Fare The Well gigs. — “It’s … Continue reading
Donald Trump, Ten Years After
Twitter wasn’t around, and unfortunately neither was my bulky digital camera in 2005 when I had my first and still only media rendezvous with Donald Trump. In a weird way, it’s kind of like your first trip to see Santa … Continue reading
The Rolling Stones in Atlanta: Twitter, Web Info
Thank you Georgia! Next stop – Orlando, Florida! #StonesAtlanta #StonesOrlando SET LIST: rollingstones.com/2015/06/10/zip… http://t.co/g46h6mpflJ— The Rolling Stones (@RollingStones) June 10, 2015 Another sign of aging is when you experience a Rolling Stones concert via Twitter. So I plead guilty … Continue reading
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