Waiting for my Chinese clients…
Waiting for my Chinese clients to come online… can’t wait for this one world government, maybe we can standardize one world working hours
Waiting for my Chinese clients to come online… can’t wait for this one world government, maybe we can standardize one world working hours
Adreka will be socially selecting the biggest winners and losers in the political landscape prior to the votes being tallied. Results will be streamed live from the top of Atlanta at the City Club – Atlanta's Premiere Business Club at 7am.
In a Tech Crunch interview, HP executive, Todd Bradley, estimates that tablets will be a $40 B market that is now in its infancy, within the next few years. Ironically, most major electronics manufactures missed the 2011 holiday season of tablet deployment expect Apple’s IPad that just entered into Walmart distribution hubs for national deployment.
Apple announced that it was ramping up its iPad production with aspirations to produce over 2M iPads per month. This could be seen as a defensive posture for Apple in an attempt to saturate the market in anticipation of Google’s android approach, but in the absence of any competition, I believe there will be the demand. The social rumor mill is a buzz about the Walmart – Apple partnership to include Walmart's “strong recommending” to their electronic's vendors NOT produce tablet computing platforms that would compete against the iPad, thus greatly decreasing the potential for other thin clients in entering the market prior to the holiday rush according to one consumer electronics importer wishing not to be identified.
What is gold for tablet manufactures is poison for any manufacture in the PC space as thin clients may soon replace the laptop, or even desktop. But given processing speed, battery life, applications, and even limitations in conductivity I wouldn’t throw away your desktops until next year.
My predictions for this Christmas season expect to see a lot of independents push into the marketplace. Distribution channels are key for a competitive lockdown in the market place. Those that have product, marketing, and distribution in place prior to the November 15th holiday rush stand to do very well this holiday season.
The call went something like this…..
Executive Producer (EP 1): Johnny I got something I know you’re going to love. First before I pitch this to you, I just want you to keep an open mind.
Me: Ok, should I be calling the rape crisis center now….
EP 2: No, but I like the way you think… the guys and I were talking and we think you have moxy, swagger, charisma, a barrel of flamboyance, and a limited filter between your brain and your mouth, your incredibly non-judgmental which would make you sux as a politician but pretty good fit for a reality show. I was just telling EP1, last time you were here, you went from a Wall Street reception to an EMI label signing, went to a Maxim’s (Dennis Publications) holiday party, got Reggie and myself, back to our hotels by morning, and I see your ass jogging the next morning prior to your key note at 7am with a priest. It’s like you’re a freaking energizer bunny.
EP1: That guy was a priest… what… needed to confess your sins on the go?
Me: Met him in the park, we got to talking, and I felt safe not being an altar boy… LOL… Anyway… shouldn’t you at least by me a drink before propositioning me, because I am feeling a little cheated over the phone (Dear general public reading this post, I can make alter boy jokes, because I used to be an alter boy at a Roman Catholic Church… so no hate mail please).
EP1: This is what we are thinking about, a modern day mad man. We’ll set up with a few offices and dozen clients. Some of the companies will be grand, some drama, and others, you’ll just have to wait and see. The client work is real, you’ll be aired nationally, and unlike theses other fairy tale agencies that aren’t even real, and yours is, so think of the notoriety.
EP #2: The math is simple; Mad Men the series is in its 6th season with a good following. Shows like the Apprentice, Shark Tank, even Janet Dickson Modeling Agency used their shows to promote products, but none of them were real businesses other than who or what they were promoting. Adreka is a real business, plus it’s self promotion out the ass.
EP1: We are looking at insuring that we recoup our investment in sponsored companies, some equity in your organization. We just need you to be in New York in November to meet the partners, and we can talk shop.
So, do I sell my soul to the really show devil? I can’t see what harm would come in listening. Right now, I need all the help I can get in talking this business model to the next level. This may be the ticket?! Or I can just make an ass of myself on national TV. Anybody wish to share their opinion? Please comment ….
Hot off the press October 8, 2010, I read an article recently by a fellow tech evangelist Nick 0'Neil. What he lacks in words Nick makes up for in graphics… LOL.
While Facebook may have a fraction of the employees that Google does, the company is gaining increasing attention a potential rival to Google as it’s valuation has skyrocketed beyond $30 billion and it appears to be organizing (and making accessible via search) the semantic web. While there are numerous articles published comparing the two companies, we thought it would be fun to create a graphic depicting the growing tension between the two internet giants.
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