What to do with Meta?
To the sound of gasps and ‘What?’ across the interwebs, some with a tone of sarcastic inevitability, Meta announced that they would stop their ‘third party fact-checking contracts’ and waffled on about free speech. Now I could go into all the political schoolyard pushing and shoving that is going on in Washington all to curry […]
Read MoreUnsolicited Opinions in CMYK
Snow is great. Yeah, sure it can be annoying for us adults who must shovel it out of the way all the bloody time, but its pure brilliant whiteness (#fffff, 255 255 255) is great for lighting up our world in those long Finnish dark winters, and without it, six months of the year would be […]
Read MoreThe AI Revolution
I’m one of those people who believes this is the greatest time to be alive. Despite all the unbelievable challenges we are facing as human beings, we are at a moment in history where we have more knowledge and access to information than ever before, and incredible technologies are changing the way we live, communicate, […]
Read MoreThere’s nothing meta about Meta’s workflow
I am not the only one feeling this. Search the web and you find a lot of similar criticism of Facebook and Meta these days. I am not talking about how social media has changed the way people interact with each other, though there is certainly that going on. No, I am talking about how […]
Read MoreStartup syndrome
It’s a normal situation for a founder, especially when the business is in its early phase to handle most jobs themselves, but what happens when that attitude drags on a bit too long and affects the functionality of the business? I will raise my hand to this one. Call it ego if you will, but […]
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