A Lesson from Mary Jane’s Last Dance– “Well, I don’t know, but I’ve been toldYou never slow down, you never grow old.” That opening line from Mary Jane’s Last Dance is one of those lyrics that feels tossed off casually, but lands with weight. It’s observational, almost conversational, yet it says something most of us don’t fully … Read more
Every year, as early January approaches, tech media and headlines start to orbit around one event: CES, the world’s largest consumer electronics show. Platforms, newsletters, podcasts, and social feeds fill with predictions about the latest screens, AI gadgets, robots, and “game-changing” innovations. And with CES 2026 already underway in headlines, one story has exploded to … Read more
As 2025 comes to a close, it is worth reflecting on a year that did not explode with revolutionary breakthroughs but rather revealed a steady convergence of long-developing trends. This was not a year marked by disruption for disruption’s sake. Instead, it was one in which previously experimental ideas matured and earned their place in … Read more
Comunicano Intelligence Brief | Dec 15, 2025 COMUNICANO INTELLIGENCE BRIEF The Synchronization of Agency & Sovereignty December 15, 2025: The end of the “Chatbot” era and the rise of Sovereign Agents. DEC 15 2025 Report Paradigm Shift Chatbot → Agent From answering questions to executing work. US Innovation GPT-5.2 & Gemini 3 Simultaneous frontier model … Read more
We don’t suffer from a lack of stories. We suffer from a lack of clarity, coherence, and speed. AI has exploded our ability to produce content, but not to make it matter. As a result, the new bottleneck isn’t writing. It’s human meaning. Your audience is overwhelmed, your team is scattered, and your message risks … Read more
In the UK, BT’s analog switch-off story just got a new twist—the hard stop once pegged for December 2025 has been extended to January 2027. But don’t mistake the extension as a license to wait. The reality? We’re now watching the final act of analog in slow motion, and the deadline may have moved, but … Read more
When people in the Valley say “everyone in the U.S. is on WhatsApp,” I always go back to the numbers. The truth is more interesting than the hype, and it actually makes WhatsApp look stronger in the segments that matter. Start with Pew. In 2021, about 23% of U.S. adults said they used WhatsApp, according … Read more
Back in the 80s and early 90s, word processing was where empires were built. WordStar (from MicroPro), MultiMate, WordPerfect, and FullWrite weren’t just names—they were the cornerstone of productivity before the rise of the internet. Today, that same foundational role is being played by platforms like Cursor, Replit, and Loveable. The players are new, but … Read more
You can take the “kid” out of Philly, but you can’t take Philly out of the kid. Today I joined Lou Scheinfeld in being quoted in The Philadelphia Inquirer about “The Flyers’ Loyal Order of the Unducked Puck” in Matt Breen’s great historical piece about the very exclusive society of an elite group of Philadelphia … Read more
If you’ve been watching the conversational AI space since it started, you’ve likely noticed something fascinating that’s been happening beneath the surface. While most tech headlines focus on the latest chatbot demo or which Big Tech giant is launching yet another assistant, there’s a more profound shift taking place. It’s another move that reminds me … Read more
