Elixsir

This week took an unexpected turn. If you haven’t seen the episode yet, check it out. If you have…I talk about my thoughts. Yes, I said talk. Podcast within.

I interact with people all day through various methods: email, instant message, text message, voice and video. I’ve been thinking a lot about how I interact with people lately. A couple of months ago I was talking to a friend online and he was relating how a potential client, when asked to set up [...]

Jeff Gerstmann’s dismissal was all over the internet last week. A very unfortunate incident but it brings to light an issue that needs to be discussed, one consumers need to be aware of. There are definite conflict of interests with online entities.
The GFW Radio Podcast had a very frank discussion (MP3) about the conflicts of [...]

Looking at the on stage demo of Assassins Creed I was mesmerized. The game looks remarkable, has a realistic feel to it, and Ubisoft seems to have made an excellent attempt at tapping into a dream many gamers have (particularly male gamers): being a ninja. I admit it, I love the thrill of the chase [...]

I want to thank Aaron and James for reminding me of a topic I meant to revisit and that is perception and influence through blogs. I expressed my thoughts on influence via blogs before. I am not influenced by one entry but many entries saying the same thing will catch my attention, but I still [...]

Mark Cuban made a couple of posts about podcasting. To a certain degree I agree with what he says.
Podcasting is exploding right now. Many do it because they enjoy doing it (like me). Others are doing it with the idea of earning a living off of it (it would be nice – who wouldn’t want [...]

I was working on a site while listening to the Engadget podcast and I noticed the new hosts, but I wasn’t bothered by it because I was working on the new tech site.
Anyhoo…I’m listening and typing and I hear this at the end of the podcast:
We are going to try to make this podcast as [...]

Since my A-List Shuffle post, I received a lot of feedback along with a lot of questions. One question that keeps coming up is my feelings on Bloghercon.
I mentioned before that I feel niche conferences are a good idea, they foster discussion and culture. I have no problem with that. I do have a problem [...]

From MultiCultClassics:
In a company of 150+ employees, the only African Americans are the Mailroom Dude and yours truly. And I later learned they debated seeking me out because some folks didn’t think I was African American (the result of being somewhat light-skinned, I guess).
I cracked up when I read that. Why? With all the discussion [...]