"Websites will become the AM radio of the Internet."
If you don't believe me, believe +Jay Baer. Better...
"Websites will become the AM radio of the Internet."
If you don't believe me, believe +Jay Baer. Better yet, believe +George Colony, CEO Forrester Research, as the quote is his.
➫ Read Jay's full post: http://goo.gl/ytQId1
No, don't abandon your website. But there will be a shift in perception, just as there has always been shifts in perception. In an internet of things with ubiquitous connectivity, information flows to us when we need it and where we are at that time.
How will you adapt to that? Jay's book might help you figure that out: http://goo.gl/XxAjox
➫ This image of an old AM radio station seems perfect. It's available under a Creative Commons license on Flickr: http://goo.gl/thjVMY
If you don't believe me, believe +Jay Baer. Better yet, believe +George Colony, CEO Forrester Research, as the quote is his.
➫ Read Jay's full post: http://goo.gl/ytQId1
No, don't abandon your website. But there will be a shift in perception, just as there has always been shifts in perception. In an internet of things with ubiquitous connectivity, information flows to us when we need it and where we are at that time.
How will you adapt to that? Jay's book might help you figure that out: http://goo.gl/XxAjox
➫ This image of an old AM radio station seems perfect. It's available under a Creative Commons license on Flickr: http://goo.gl/thjVMY
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