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Drew Meyers currently runs ESM Exec Designs, a design shop specializing in corporate and personal blog design. Travel addict managing Oh Hey World, a travel blog focused on generation X & Y, and real estate technology enthusiast. In his free time, Drew enjoys reading, traveling the world, spending time with passionate people, and is active member of the microfinance community.
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Facebook is Not “THE” Internet
This is one of the best discussions I’ve read in a long time. And if you didn’t guess — I’m on the side of “own” your digital hub. Anyway…Go read it. NOW.
Facebook S-1 Analysis by Bill Gurley
Facebook analysis was all I could find online the last few days — I read a few, but largely (tried) to ignore most of the analysis. But I just read Bill Gurley’s post today as a result of a Tweet by Rich Barton — awesome stuff. Go read it for yourself.
HuffPo to Stream News 12 Hours a Day
Wow, this is interesting news — the Huffington Post is getting into the streaming news game to take on the likes of CNN. With 12 hours a day of streaming talk show like news. And moving to 16 hours a day next year. I personally think there is already enough news in the world. In fact, 24 hour a day news is kind of a joke if you ask me since it leads to much of the over exaggeration of many of today’s issues that are really A LOT smaller than the media makes them out to be. What do I really wish a media company would do? Figure out how to cover all the good happening … Continue reading
The End of the Web and the Emergence of “Post Social”
Those who know me know I’m a huge Fred Wilson fan, who I happen to think is one of the best community builders on the web. But that’s not the point of this post. Fred posted the following video on AVC Sunday, and 1 day later, there are over 350 comments on the post — and the video got me thinking a bit. The video was a presentation Forrester CEO George Colony gave at Le Web (a tech conference) in Paris — where he gave … Read More » Continue reading
Klout
I’m not a fan of Klout. At all. I don’t see any value being added to the world by what they are doing. Jeff Turner just deleted his Klout profile, and ended the post with: I’d rather use my influence to make other people’s lives better. Mine’s pretty damn good already. That, my friends, is why I love Jeff Turner. If you are reading this post and don’t think you have it pretty damn good already, think again.
The Social Media Intern
The ROI of social media is that your business will still exist in 5 years Yes.






