I’m probably not stupid. Ask me anything.
Eighteen months ago I kicked off my first blog post with: "The fact that no-one else is doing this means I'm pretty clever or very...
Would you watch a live streamed beheading?
Imagine gathering online crowds around live moments of scandal and horror. Because that’s what a website publisher could do with a soonfeed widget. In 1949, 3-year old Kathy Fiscus fell...
The secret behind the most popular and boring live stream in the world
Why would 300 million otherwise reasonable people (this one included) watch a live stream of eagles nesting? Atop a Cottonwood tree in the town...
Soonfeed is dead. Long live Soonfeed!
Dear Soonfeeders, After two years of development, experimentation and learning, we've taken Soonfeed.com offline. Not because we don't believe in it anymore, but because...
You’re a realtime marketer, didn’t you know?
I got a taste for realtime marketing working in my father's bakery as a kid. On the days I helped out before school,...
The 10 Greatest Happenings Online of 2013
What propels a live happening online into greatness? Buzz, impact, legacy? Yes, if this were a list of the most talked about, viewed or...
Why your conference live stream is pissing in the wind
Planning to live stream your 8-hour conference? Don’t kid yourself. The average attention span of a web page visitor is a whopping 8...
What’s Happeningo?
Welcome to my first blog post. As far as I know, Happeningo.com is the first blog dedicated to the creation of online “happenings”. The fact that no-one...
Facebook’s first hashmob happened where “they don’t have roads”*
*”Bosnia, they don’t have roads, but they have Facebook?” from The Social Network This article was published by Netocratic on 18 June 2013 under...
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