Change, Something You Can Depend On
It hasn’t even been an entire year since I blogged about my last website redesign. In it, I say Websites just seem to get old pretty quickly for me. No … Continue Reading ⇒
The Netflix Farce Continues
It all started in July when, out of the blue, Netflix increased their prices, handled it very poorly, and really pissed people off. Then last month, they apologized — and … Continue Reading ⇒
Don’t Be Netflix & The Importance of Transparency
People hate change. When change comes out of nowhere, people freak out. When Netflix changed its prices, people complained. A lot. Now Netflix has apologized and made more changes. People … Continue Reading ⇒
Google Plus: The Spork of Social Media
I’ve been using Google+ for a little while now… It’s all good geeky fun. I like it a lot. The user interface is very sleek, the functionality is great. Love … Continue Reading ⇒
Experiences in Live-Tweeting Theatre, Volume 1
Yesterday evening I had the pleasure of attending the preview of The Doctor’s Dilemma by George Bernard Shaw at @AntaeusTheater as part of Classics Fest 2011. I was there with … Continue Reading ⇒
A Lesson in PR Courtesy of Netflix
This morning I recieved the following message in my email inbox: Not the news I wanted to start the day with. I don’t let products ruin my day, but this … Continue Reading ⇒
Why I Love Twitter and Not Family Reunions
I have a lot of friends who aren’t as versed in the world of social media. Everyone you know is on Facebook, but less than 10% of them (according to … Continue Reading ⇒
Is LA a Theatre Town? The Final Word
I’ve had it up to my ears with people asking and discussing whether LA is a theatre town. There are hundreds of theatres and theatre companies. It’s as pointless as … Continue Reading ⇒
I Am LA Theatre: Letting Them Know We’re A Theatre Town
At the #LAthtr meetup, someone brought up that we should collectively publicize theatre in la. Not one company, but just the concept of theatre in LA. Someone else added afterwards … Continue Reading ⇒
Those F’n Fees and Other Ticketing Woes
Let’s imagine I want to go to the store and buy a book… I drive to the store, I go in, I find the book I want, I pick it … Continue Reading ⇒