Tag: marketing

• Zipcar Ad Exposes Common Bike Misconception

  This article explores why Zipcar is grasping at straws. The Zipcar ad really does show a problem commonly solved by panniers, bike basket, bike trailer or cargo cycle. Or a rolling shopping cart and bus fare. Seriously? You need a 2000 lb vehicle to cary a … Briefcase? Marketers have molded us well, haven’t they?…

  jedreynolds

  October 13, 2011

  Uncategorized

  bike basket, fear, ignorance, marketing

• Some Thots on Online Anonymity

  I found this idea sprouting in my cereberal loam and transplant is into yours: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte have been discussing the topic of the DNT header and congruent proposed privacy legislation. They are worried that the notion of tracking cookies will either be legislated to present manditory EULA agreements before acceptance, or that…

  jedreynolds

  May 12, 2011

  browser security, business, civil liberty, computing, economy, F/LOSS, firefox, mozilla, privacy, security

  advertising, browser cookies, legislation, marketing, online anonymity, online privacy, perishable identity, protocol design