At the 1998 Olympics in Nagano, Japan, one athlete pulled a move that, so far as we know, no one else had ever done in all of human history. This piece of podcasting is an object lesson in how to make audio that engages. This is how you tell a story. The episode has everything: … Continue reading Masterful podcasting: On the Edge
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Facebook Enables Marketing to a Strictly White Only Audience
I should be more precise: Facebook enables marketing to a strictly 'white affinity' only adience. Doug Neil of Universal Pictures and Facebook's Jim Underwood presented Big Box Office: Marketing Films in a Mobile World at SxSW a few weeks back. They promised the audience that they would get to hear about "the best approaches for … Continue reading Facebook Enables Marketing to a Strictly White Only Audience
The Dunk’s Yin to the 3-pointer’s Yang
A wonderful 99% Invisible episode on the height of the basket, how this led to an inbalance in the game through the invention of the dunk (and to some clearly racist reactions) and how the 3-pointer came from the ABA to save the day and open up the game. This episode is part of a … Continue reading The Dunk’s Yin to the 3-pointer’s Yang