Author: Todd Lohenry

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Google Living Stories

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Technology

Image by wallyg via Flickr Google is like the Lucy van Pelt of media. She is quoted as saying "I'm torn between the desire to create and the desire to destroy."... "Today, a new Google project popped up in Google Labs (Google Labs) that is a unique extension of this effort. It’s called Living Stories, … Continue reading Google Living Stories →

7 social media tools for the news media

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Social Media, Technology, Thoughts, Trends

If I were a news media journalist what social media tools would I use to make my job easier? I attended a social media panel this morning hosted by news media journalists moving into the social media space and it made me think a lot about what tools I would use if I were in … Continue reading 7 social media tools for the news media →

The Samsung Moment…

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Technology

Image via CrunchBase ...is everything the iPhone should have been!"In case you haven't noticed, the Google Android dam has broken. For almost a year, HTC was the only manufacturer to offer handsets with the operating system, but in the past month, Motorola and Samsung almost fell over each other to offer Android smartphones of their … Continue reading The Samsung Moment… →

Au revoir iPhone!

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Social Media, Technology

Yesterday I said goodbye to the iPhone and along with it, Apple as well. While I was working on the AGCO social media project, my good friend and partner on the project David Sauter of Envano had been kind enough to let me use an iPhone [I think he was secretly trying to bring me … Continue reading Au revoir iPhone! →

No surprise here!

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Technology, Trends

Image via CrunchBase Apple is dominating the smartphone market and Google is giving them a run for the money with the Android OS... "comScore has released a report on the state of the US mobile market from September to December 2009, and it shows that the recently established trends of Android and iPhone growth don’t … Continue reading No surprise here! →