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Second-Guessing Managers and General Managers
About a week ago, I was watching the Toronto Blue Jays baseball game and there were some questionable decisions made by the manager. (Note: questionable in that they didn’t really make all that much...
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Massive Miscalculation by GOP Chairman Reince Priebus: No Debates with CNN or...
Earlier today, I saw a series of tweets from the GOP Chairman, Reince Priebus: Today I sent letters to @NBC & @CNN telling them to halt production of Hillary Clinton programming....
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Motivational Redux: To Make the Obituary in The Economist
About a week ago, I wrote a post about what could be the modern day version of writing yourself a $10,000,000 post-dated check. A few days ago, I saw a tweet that made me reconsider another common...
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Women Read More Fiction: Is That Why They’re More Empathic?
A couple of weeks ago, I saw a rather informative tweet: Women are the dominant book buyers in all age ranges: http://t.co/aXthblbAn5 — Chloe Schama (@ChloeSchama) August 7, 2013 When I first saw...
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It’s 2013: Why Isn’t TV Live Streamed Online?
About a month ago, I wrote a post about the future of TV. I came to the conclusion that it was surprising that there wasn’t “live TV” online. That is, I am surprised that you can’t watch a TV on your...
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Twitter vs. Tweeter and the Efficient-Market Hypothesis
This past Friday, I didn’t spend much time in front of the computer, but when I happened to pop onto Twitter to see if there was any news, I noticed a couple of tweets that were rather alarming: Shares...
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Why Posting Duplicate Content to Social Media is a Good Idea
When I first connected my website to my Twitter account, I worried about reposting the same link. That is, when I tweeted, I didn’t necessarily want to be sharing something that I had already sent out....
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Case Study: When The Twitterverse Turns on You
Every once and a while, Harvard Business Review posts a case study to their blog and solicits their readers to come up with answers to the case. After reading what was posted earlier today, I took some...
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The Long View Perspective on Big Data and Metrics?
One of the things that I like to write about is perspective. In my opinion, it’s so important to continue to look at things from different angles and assume other viewpoints to understand the many ways...
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Where on the Internet is Jeremiah Stanghini – June 2016
One of the first few posts I wrote when I first started writing was a collection of the different places I could be found on the internet. That post was more than five (!) years ago. The other day, I...
View ArticleUncertainty: Accounting for Known and Unknown Outcomes
Note: for the last few posts, I've been exhausting the store-house of prewritten pieces from other websites that I hadn't yet transferred to this website. I believe all have been posted here now, so...
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