My Sneak Peek at the Future of Entertainment
Just got home after screening the first four episodes of Harper’s Globe, the latest project from my friends Miles Becket and Greg Goodfried. Miles & Greg are the notorious creators of LonelyGirl15 and Kate Modern, which for you non-techies out there means essentially that they are Internet Gods whom some consider to be the “founders” [...]
truuconfessions on The Today Show!
Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy Romi was on The Today Show this am talking about the 911 call the mother of the octoplets made last fall. Looking great, Rom!
Introducing truuconfessions.com
My recent absence (beyond traveling from Manhattan to Chicago to San Diego to Los Angeles since Thursday morning) is because … DRUMROLL … after two years in the trenches, Romi, Ralph, Lauren, Meghan and I are proud to announce our new and improved confessional. As a former print journalist, it’s been quite an adventure learning [...]
Peace Out, New York
Everyone has an alternate fantasy life, in which she packs up and flees her surroundings to live the secret, unfulfilled destiny of her dreams. Whether fantasizing about skyscrapers while at the beach in San Diego as a girl, or from my reporter’s cubicle at the Chicago Tribune after college ended, or while driving the spiraling [...]
Introducing Manners 2.0: The Guide to Technetiquette
Over the last couple years, I’ve noticed with increased frequency the number of times a technological communication has caused a grievance among friends, family, coworkers and paramours. Last April I started documenting them in a notebook because it seemed like a good subject to tackle in a book (until the publishing industry collapsed when our [...]
A Very Sociable Week
The idea was that New York would make me a more interesting blogger, but I was so busy attending Social Media Week events, conference panels and doing actual work that I neglected to update until today. Of course, because of Twitter I don’t really dedicate time to lil posts with recommended links anymore. It’s just [...]
Ramping Up the Adventure
I’ve reached a leg of the trip that’s particularly challenging: I’ve established that I’m returning home to Los Angeles at the end of the month (via Chicago, very briefly) and I’m feeling a sensory overload. My good friends who have sat patiently on the phone while I work through the sheer volume of activities, emotions [...]
Live From the “What Would Google Do?” Book Party
Popped by the Daylife HQ this evening to listen to Jeff Jarvis give his much-hyped (or hated) Google schpeel and rather enjoyed myself. The q-and-a crowd had lots of disdain for what they perceived to be (if not “evil”) non-transparent behavior on the part of the search juggernaut. It’s a fair criticism, but Jarvis is [...]
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