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4 (Make that Seven) Reasons to Love Apple’s Genius Bar
My iPhone 3G was on its last legs. While on the road last week, relying on a steady flow of emails – the phone’s battery could not hang on to a charge for more than six hours. Once home I made an...
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Apple and Amazon Want To Grab Your Remote
Steve Jobs reintroduced Apple TV at their annual fall even in San Francisco Wednesday. The “digital living room” is up for grabs. Newcomers such as Roku, Boxee, and even Google with its Google TV– all...
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Brand Failures Are Not Fatal
Even the best of brands are not immune to taking a hit. Apple, today the world’s most valuable brand ($153 billion in May 2011), was in serious trouble fifteen years ago. In 1985 Steve Jobs was forced...
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Hipster Faith – Does Christianity Need Re-Branding?
Last year Gallup reported that the number of Americans who attended church regularly “inched up in 2010″. In the poll they asked if respondents attended a church, synagogue or mosque…which seems fair...
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Steve Jobs Will Be Missed Like Family
Steve Jobs passed away Wednesday at age 56. It will be extremely difficult to add to the words are sure to be written about Steve Jobs in the days to come. Just the same I’ll offer up my view on...
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Steve Jobs’ Black Sweater – The Controversy
Steve Jobs settled into a uniform of denim jeans and a black mock-T sweater that became his signature look. It’s likely the Jobs’ uniform came with some influence from the “Merchant Prince” Mickey...
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Steve Jobs Black Sweater – The Controversy Unravels
Last Monday, my post “Steve Jobs Black Sweater – The Controversy” received a lot of attention…even from Mary Bergin, vice president of Knitcraft who corrected me on my assumption that Knitcraft Corp....
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Why Are Non-Merchants Running Retail Businesses?
From the outside looking in, running a retail operation looks relatively simple. Open a store/website, get some stuff to sell and count your money. In truth it is far more complex and loaded with...
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