This post was originally posted on Linkedin on 11/25/14 In October, I decided to start a podcast/netcast network called PhillyTech.org. The goal was to bring attention to the Philadelphia Tech/Startup scene, as well as combine some of the random video shows I’ve been doing across the Web. About a month later we’re going strong. We […]

This post originally appeared on LinkedIn on 10/15/2014 For years people have been talking about fragmentation on Android, Google’s mobile operating system. They point to the iPhone as the pinnacle of perfection and Android as a “hot mess.” While fragmentation is an issue. The diversity of the Android ecosystem also has its benefits. Google has […]

This post originally appeared on Linkedin on 9/25/2014. I’ll admit I haven’t logged into Klout in quite a while. You know what? They sure have pivoted. Once, in my opinion, the most laughable attempt at proving influence in social media, Klout has changed to make itself a content discovery/distribution platform – and it’s quite appealing. […]

This post originally appeared on Linkedin September 2, 2014. Up until now NFC (Near-Field Communication) was mostly used in the mobile space by non-iOS devices and hasn’t been as widely adopted as many had hoped. With rumors of NFC coming as a feature in the new iPhone 6, we’ll see NFC finally take hold and […]

This post originally appeared on GoldsteinMedia.com as well as Linkedin on July 29, 2014. I’ve been wrestling with the idea of influence on social media. For a while there, there seemed to be a formula, however flawed, for determining influence. It involved numbers: Your Facebook Likes Your subscriber count on Facebook Your subscriber count on Youtube Your Twitter […]