Apple Wins L.A.

As I sit sipping an Espresso at Intelligencia, one of Venice, CA's more hipper coffee roasters and cafes, I am seeing first hand just how much damage Apple has done to the world of Windows. Not a single person out of the 30 tech enabled patrons here are on anything but Apple. I see Mac's … Read more

Speeds and More Speed

I remember my first modem. It was 300 baud. 300 bits per second. It was a "dial up modem" meaning you needed to dial a number to connect to another modem somewhere that put your computer on the network. Today, I have Gigabit fiber from Race Communications, that's providing me a billion bits per second. … Read more

The Delivery Economy Redux

Of late I’ve been living in Los Angeles, enjoying Gigabit Ethernet Broadband from Race Communications, and now mostly seeing speeds in the 800 megabit range. Their tech support is exquisite and their people first rate. By living in the nation’s second biggest metropolitan area I’ve also been exposed to what I’m referring to as the … Read more

The Comunicano Communique for Monday December 21st 2015

          The Comunicano Communique     Happy Monday. It's a holiday week Monday which means news is not exactly pouring out of anywhere. That's why today's Comunicano Communique is chock full of lists, trend data and worthwhile suggestions from marketeers. My favorite is the second story, "Why Brands Should Create Less Content" … Read more

First Thoughts On Verizon’s TravelPass

What a great idea. Let international travelers have an option that saves them money when roaming outside the USA.  That's the premise behind Verizon's new TravelPass. Unfortunately, as with any new product offering, there's always some teething pain it seems. In this case it's a clear lack of communications between marketing who told us all … Read more

No VoIP on Time Warner Cable

Years ago Time Warner Cable exerted enough pressure on AOL that when the company was a part of Time Warner that the senior team forced AOL to kill their fledgling VOIP service and ultimately AIM phone line, a service which could have rivaled Skype in its era. Well it seems that Time Warner Cable which … Read more