So sorry for light blogging

July 11, 2006 10:47 pm

Can you believe it? Things are about to return to normal for my schedule, but the last few ~~weeks~~ months have been hectic.

Not only have I not posted, but my subscriptions in Bloglines have gone mostly unread. I’ve only had time to comment on a select few blogs, and I feel completely out of touch. I let the Rocketboom fiasco come and go completely without comment, and that’s not like me at all!

Alas, I promise to return to full form in the coming days and weeks. In the meantime, all I can offer is some bonus links, one of which I found on digg. (Because I was being lazy and I needed something)

Bonus Link #1: Cool street art installations by Mark Jenkins. Way cool, and looks like a lot of work.

Bonus Link #2: Jason at Marketing is my Middle Name saw a CNBC anchor incorrectly quote movie statistics, citing Aquaman as the former-highest-opening-weekend-blockbuster, now eclipsed by Pirates II. This is funny, and it’s a major kudos to Entourage, which as I’ve said before is one of my favourite shows.

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Jordan Behan

Jordan Behan is Owner and Founder of Tell Ten Friends and specializes in social media, website content, blogging and web marketing. His advice and tips have appeared in the Vancouver Sun, on CityTV, G4Tech TV’s The Lab with Leo Laporte, in “The New Rules of Marketing and PR” by David Meerman Scott and he also co-authored “The Age of Conversation,” in collaboration with 103 other authors. Jordan’s first media job was at the tender age of 16, when he started as reporter for the local newspaper. His first assignment? A front page scoop and photo when teachers walked off the job on strike at his high school. He now has well over a decade of experience and education in media; working in television, newspaper, radio and online marketing. The latter half of those years were in print and television marketing and advertising. After a short stint in PR, he founded Tell Ten Friends, using his spectrum of media know-how, combined with the many effective and affordable marketing tools available on the web to help companies communicate directly with their customers.