Pete SchiebelJanuary 19th, 2012
A lot of the pain fun of my job is providing consistent user experiences between the major browsers. The major browsers can be different for each client so we take user analytics and client preference as our guiding beacon. For this article we are not taking into account mobile browsing so the Big Three are [...]
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Doug MadeyJanuary 17th, 2012
When was the last time you pulled a volume from an encyclopedia off the shelf to look up a piece of information? 15 years ago? Maybe never for some of the recent grads? So why, in an age where all information is saved and obtained digitally, do PR people give printed and bound briefing material [...]
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Chris ThilkOctober 20th, 2011
There’s always (and by always I mean consistently for the last five or six years) a lot of talk about making content engaging and easy for people to share online. That’s the way people spread word of mouth recommendations on status networks and elsewhere so the race is always on to encourage readers of corporate [...]
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Pete SchiebelApril 14th, 2009
Internet Explorer 6 is almost 8 years old. Try to think of another program, browser, piece of equipment or anything else used in our tech-world that is 8 years old and still viable. How is that LaserDisc system of yours working? Is it still with the times? Every product reaches that point where it simply [...]
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Josh HallettJanuary 26th, 2009
Building upon my earlier post about ROI discussions at BlogWell, here’s a simple example of some metrics involving Twitter. Many of the presentations at BlogWell touched on Twitter as a basic tool, but how does one measure? Obviously you need to start with an objective, or a series of objectives. Many of our clients use [...]
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Josh HallettJune 10th, 2008
Our own Matt Podboy is attending the OnHollywood Conference in LA the next few days. Usually, LA and Matt make an interesting combination. You can follow his real-time commentary on Twitter. About the AuthorJosh Hallett leads up the Voce Connect Client Services team, managing the care and feeding of clients and developing social media strategies [...]
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Voce NationJanuary 10th, 2007
Many thanks to the friends of Voce who attended our CES shindig at Jet Nightclub in the Mirage Monday night. (It also was a birthday bash for New York Yankee Jason Giambi, but who knew!) We had a great crew of people – folks from Yahoo!, Fujitsu, Belkin, HP, TMZ.com, Sony Playstation, Dolby, WSJ, Barron’s, [...]
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Voce NationJune 23rd, 2006
Shasta Venture’s Jason Pressman brings a hands-on perspective to Sand Hill Road, having rolled up his sleeves as the fourth employee of Walmart.com, where he spent five years driving strategy, biz dev and operations. The company – founded in January 2000 and backed by Accel Partners – was sold back to Wal-Mart Stores in July [...]
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Voce NationMay 23rd, 2006
What do you call a small band of militant primates promoting goods and services one person and one community at a time? Exactly. At the risk of sounding like some borish writer with too much time on his hands, let’s at least set the record straight. Gorilla = A large primate living in seclusion. Remarkable [...]
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Voce NationMarch 26th, 2006
On Friday, some folks from the Voce Nation attended PRSA’s "blockbuster luncheon event" at the Santa Clara Marriott. The PRSA did a great job bringing in media heavyweights Don Clark, John Markoff, and Susan Goldberg (Fred Vogelstein cancelled at the last minute due to a "dental emergency", huh?) to talk to a room full of [...]
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