Bruce Kasanoff
- Location
- Westport, Connecticut, USA
- Birthday
- February 28
- Title
- (don't like 'em)
- Company
- Now Possible
- Bio
- Bruce Kasanoff is trying to figure out how companies will keep growing after marketing dies. http://www.nowpossible.com
MY RECENT POSTS
- Why Marketing is Dying
October 18, 2011 03:05PM - Snakes, I mean Senators, on a
Plane
August 05, 2011 09:53AM - High school filmmakers tear
down walls
May 12, 2011 08:41AM - 2011 Word of the Year:
volatility
December 22, 2010 01:03PM - Stuck in Stupid Space?
December 02, 2010 12:33AM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “We have just begun to
explore the possibilities of
what Draw
the Dog can
become.…”
December 05, 2009 10:54AM - “You're a good man, Jeff.
Much appreciated.”
December 03, 2009 02:59PM
Bruce Kasanoff's Links
Why Marketing is Dying
In less than five years, traditional marketing will be all but dead. Nearly all customers will carry smart devices, and smart customers will only interact with smart companies.
No technology in human history has been adopted faster than wireless devices like smartphones and iPads.
Tens of million… Read full post »
Snakes, I mean Senators, on a Plane
This weekend, I'd like to see this movie...
Senator Tom Coburn, Oklahoma Republican, is sleeping when the airplane he is on hits a bump, waking him suddenly. He glances across the aisle and notices Senator Orrin Hatch, Utah Republican, who is also just getting his bearings.
"Orrin," says Senator Cob… Read full post »
High school filmmakers tear down walls
2011 Word of the Year: volatility
Looking forward to 2011, I’m guessing the word that will best sum it up is: volatility.
Most people in the developed world are caught between two forces: inertia and change. The former is because once we establish a business, or build a house, or develop a city – we think it… Read full post »
Stuck in Stupid Space?
Have you ever been hanging out with a group of friends or peers, and suddenly had the sinking realization that you are stuck with - how shall I say this politely - the losers?
Now you know how I felt last night. Bear with me for a few paragraphs while I… Read full post »
Common Sense and Kinect
Some day an enterprising company will propose a deal with its
customers: in return for a dramatically better customer experience,
the firm will place microphones and cameras in the customer's home
and will track the customer's movements and words.
That is exactly what Microsoft is doing today, with it… Read full post »
Lakers star Pau Gasol makes boy's dream come true
Classic TV show moments we'd like to see
Go get a dog out of a cage, right now
After you find your dog, stop by Draw the Dog. We have 250 more cartoons inspired by real dogs in real, loving homes.
Read full post »The last MIT graduating class... ever
In 2014, Jamal and Kathy were part of the last class to ever graduate from MIT. A few months later, the University decided that the notion of “graduation” was outdated, that entrance to MIT should be synonymous with a commitment to the lifelong learning necessary to keep one competitive i… Read full post »
Love, dogs and (someday) cold hard cash
This cartoon is an example of why I am so lucky to be working with cartoonist Jim George. Look at the face of that dog, the pose. Anyone who has ever owned a puppy recognizes that look, the mix of sheer joy
… Read full post »Handicap? What handicap?
This one felt really good. A few weeks back, we received a dog story from Sally Hull of Hull's Haven Dog Rescue in Teulon, Manitoba. Sally told us about Riddle, her border collie who was born without eyes.
Does Riddle sit
… Read full post »
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