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The who’s who - and how - of D.C.’s Top 100 Techies is all the buzz in the local tech community: who’s on the list, who’s not, etc. I was delighted to be named a Tech Titan (#100 as it happens, as it’s alphabetical) but I’ve been curious… how did editor-at-large Garrett Graff choose 100 noteworthy D.C. techies for the May 2009 issue of Washingtonian? Graff’s street cred for compiling such a list is impressive, BTW.  He was Howard Dean’s

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I am fortunate to live in DC so was able to walk to the Mall in the frigid cold yesterday and experience the excitement of the enormous crowd. Then I walked back home to warmth and to watch the swearing in on HDTV. President Obama struck an essential note in his Inaugural Address: it’s time for all of us to assume responsibility as we help remake America. I detected a sly humor in the fact that the first blog post went up on whitehouse.gov at

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Quoted In…

Posted in the Category of In the News

Note: this "quoted in" list has moved to a new page.

I've been quoted recently in AdWeek,TheStreet.com, USA Today, The Boston Globe and numerous other publications. A sampling below:

The Washington Post

Marketing Moves to the Blogosphere

by Sarah Halzack (Aug. 28, 2008)

Though blogs may not always yield immediate results, they can be part of a "halo effect" that ultimately gives a business a bigger online presence, says Debbie Weil, a

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Obama Wins and We Make History

Posted in the Category of In the News

As a young child, I remember waking up on Wednesday Nov. 9, 1960, elated to learn that John F. Kennedy had been elected President. This is the most exciting and historic post-election day since then. Simon Hoggart, a British journalist and good friend, emailed this morning to say it more eloquently. I am at a loss for words.

"What a joy and what a relief! Of course it could go terribly wrong, but right now it is a fabulous day for America, for

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If you have a friend or close family member (as I do) with Diabetes Type 1 you know how important it is to fund research for a cure, as well as better tools for management. Well here's a little thing you can do. Click the badge below and sign a petition asking Google to create a special doodle for the second annual World Diabetes Day on Nov. 14, 2008.

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Reading some of the better known Big Brand blogs you'd never know the nation's economic ship is listing sharply and BTW it's going to affect all of us, globally. Tom Friedman reminds us in the New York Times that this is an unprecedented scary moment (Sept. 30, 2008). He ranks it with the Cuban Missile Crisis, JFK's assassination and 9/11. OK, so things move slowly in corporate America. I guess we shouldn't be surprised that corporate blogs are

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