Collaborate Disseminate
I’ve noted before that the more you get to know most people, the more they disappoint you. But there are also exceptions to the rule, and the truly special people in our lives—and they’re rare—are those who never disappoint you.
I wish I could focus on… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Not So Social (Premium)
Every Sunday, I have the same pointless conversation with my wife Stephanie about my need for another Sunday. She tolerates this like she tolerates most of my nonsense. But the need is real. And the solution isn’t as simple as it sounds.
That is, I’m n… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Puente (Premium)
Every Sunday, I have the same pointless conversation with my wife Stephanie about my need for another Sunday. She tolerates this like she tolerates most of my nonsense. But the need is real. And the solution isn’t as simple as it sounds.
That is, I’m n… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Puente (Premium)
Everyone remembers Apple’s iconic “Think different” ad campaign, and many probably know that this phrase is grammatically incorrect. As a writer, that should bother me, but I always felt there was something purposefully sly happening there. Perhaps App… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Think (Premium)
My wife makes dinner most nights, which works out nicely because she’s a terrific cook, good enough that there are certain meals we’ll never order in a restaurant. Why pay for something that’s better—and less expensive—to eat at home? My contribution i… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Problems, Fixes, and Workarounds (Premium)
While the self-reported news of Artifact’s death was, in the end, an exaggeration, it was enough to trigger a new wave of news feed research. And I have some good news. Not only is Artifact sticking around for a while, but there are some other decent a… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: AI the News That’s Fit to Feed (Premium)
I’m not sure where the self-doubt comes from or, in my case, when it started, or whether it’s always been omnipresent in the back of my mind, waiting to spring out as needed to cut me off at the knees. I just know that it’s there. And that it can be di… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Doubt (Premium)
We had an interesting conversation with a couple we met in Mexico City who were looking to buy an apartment in our area. In some ways, they are a lot like Stephanie and me, but a bit older and already retired. And they already split their time between … Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Fear (Premium)
We’re flying home tomorrow (Tuesday) and the past few days have been a bit of a blur. That’s true of all our trips to Mexico City. But our kids boarded a flight to Charlotte on Saturday after a week here, leaving us behind and feeling curiously empty. … Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Kids (Premium)
We’ve traveled internationally for decades, mostly to Europe, but semi-exclusively to Mexico City for the past three years. There are so many ways by which those experiences can be cataloged, but one of the more interesting—to me, at least—is using… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Can You Hear Me Now? (Premium)