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Business

My Panel at Blogs with Balls 3

8 June 2010

This past weekend, Don, Chris and I hosted a couple hundred of our closest friends from the worlds of sports marketing, media, business, technology, advertising and journalism worlds at Blogs with Balls 3, at the Captain Morgan Club at Wrigley Field. I’ll be posting a detailed recap sometime soon, but because a few of you [...]

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Ideadump: South by Tennessee, Fantasy Sports on Twitter and the Suck Database

15 February 2010
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The new recurring feature on kylebunch.com — the Ideadump. Where I share ideas from the pile that have yet to see the light of day.

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The Future of Email

23 November 2009

Reading Louis Gray’s thoughts on activity streams and email got me thinking about mail and the web and where we might be headed. I’m with Louis — while the promise of activity streams is intriguing, I’m pretty skeptical when I hear someone sounding the death knell for email as a medium. I would think that [...]

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Co-Worker Highlights: Q1 2009

11 April 2009

My coworkers are awesome. Here are three recent examples of that awesomeness.

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Does Local Media Finally Know What’s Good?

9 March 2009

Saw this story in the Memphis Flyer (by way of Jack Lail) and thought it was interesting: Representatives of the four largest newspapers of Tennessee — Nashville’s Tennessean, Memphis’ Commercial Appeal, Chattanooga Times-Free Press and Knoxville’s News Sentinel — met Feb. 4, 2009, to explore opportunities to cooperate to leverage their resources. During the discussion, [...]

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Two Years Ago: 9 Simple Ways (That Have Nothing To Do With VOD) To Fix Netflix

21 February 2009

Back in ’07 I wrote this about Netflix.  Unlike much of my back catalog, it actually holds up pretty well two years later: 9 Simple Ways (That Have Nothing To Do With VOD) To Fix Netflix February 10, 2007 I’ve had a mini-manifesto (can I call it a ‘minifesto’?) brewing in the back of my [...]

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Hulu Misses the Boat for Lonely Island

8 February 2009

Where the corporate bureaucracies of old media cause Hulu and Lonely Island waste a great opportunity.

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SEOintelligence Officially a Killer Startup

13 October 2008

SEOintelligence gets some love from Startups.com (formerly Killer Startups).

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The Blur That Was August 2008

31 August 2008

Since it’s the last day of August and I’ve yet to make a kylebunch.com update since we entered the eighth month, I figured I’d sneak one in before the closing bell and provide a quick update on the many things that have kept me from kb.com this month: Traveled to Western Pennsylvania and visited Fallingwater [...]

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Mapping, GPS and the Collective Mind

23 June 2008

I have seen the future, and it consists of a map, location-specific data, and a device to access it with when you’re out and can actually use it most. Google integrated Wikipedia data and photos from 2007 acquisition Panaramio (and apparently real estate data too) into its Google Maps results over a month ago and [...]

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The Facebook Parallax

22 June 2008

You’re getting tagged in Facebook photos, all of your friends are talking openly about attending parties making it obvious what you’re likely up to most nights of the week. If all your friends are this linked in, and sharing the bits about their lives, how do you opt out? How do people escape being digitally-archived [...]

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Jumping Ship at Yahoo!

22 June 2008

For the past few days, TechCrunch has been creating a working manifest of all the Yahoo! execs who have left the company in the past year and a half. They started on Thursday with a list of 50, which, thanks to user submissions of names that were overlooked or omitted, has ballooned to 114. Yahoo! [...]

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Raising My SEOiQ: Chapter 1

22 June 2008

A big part of the relaunch of the Kyle Bunch personal brand experience™ here at kylebunch.com was the never-ending quest for Googlejuice. After months of forsaking my blogging efforts at kylebunch.org, kb.com was intended to serve as a reboot that would help bolster my standing in search rankings in all of the key areas that [...]

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