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Ken Yeung
With two decades of experience in content strategy, project management, and journalism, Ken is a seasoned digital marketer. He spent time as a reporter for VentureBeat and The Next Web covering Silicon Valley innovations and personalities, and also served as Flipboard’s Assistant Managing Editor overseeing the platform's technology, science and health coverage. Ken has a genuine passion for storytelling and enjoys staying on top of the latest technology and business trends. Outside of work, he finds joy in photography, has a soft spot for startups, and loves exploring new places and networking.
Accessing Your Myspace Page From Your Phone
So perhaps this isn’t anything new, but if you noticed, AT&T has this new feature on their phones where you can view your Myspace page straight off of your phone. You could read and post blogs, edit profiles, add friends, etc. all from the comfort of a small screen on your cell phone. What’s interesting […]
Hello, iPhone? Can You Hear Me?
Looks like the Apple iPhone has suffered a little embarassment since its launch on June 29. While there was incredible hype for the latest iPod turned-digital entertainment portable console, one thing that the folks at AT&T and Apple probably didn’t think would be a great deal is the fact that people may want to be […]
YouTube Picks the Candidates
Perhaps one of the most unique ways to have a debate for the primary elections leading up to the 2008 presidential elections, CNN is putting on another series of debates among the democratic candidates and the republican candidates, respectively. However, rather than joining up with a local tv station or another political website, the July […]
CNN.com Redesigned
So CNN.com has gone and updated its site once again. What’s interesting is that the site includes more Web 2.0 features that many sites have done over the years. Even though Web 2.0 is somewhat old and been done by practically most major sites, these features always seem to be new to some folks. They […]
IAB Seeks Your Comments
The Ad Sizes Working Group of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) is developing and maintaining the IAB Ad Unit Guidelines, and recently added two new sizes (300×100 and 720×300). The industry is invited to comment on the two ad sizes for a 30 day period which began June 4, 2007 and will end on July […]
Los Angeles CVB Redesigns Website
It seems that in 2007, a lot of Visitors and Convention Bureaus in the United States are redesigning their sites and Los Angeles just seems to be the latest victim of this trend. One thing that concerns me about their website is where do you see your eye going? The site does look simple, but […]
YouTube’s Annoying Neighbor
Now I don’t mean “annoying” in the sense that I’m 100% loyal to YouTube, but rather the analogy it sort of presents – the neighbor that always has to outdo you in practically everything so that it looks like their “keeping up with the Jones'”. Nevertheless, in case you’ve been living under a rock or […]
YouTube for President
So Hilary’s under attack by some guy who put together a video clip and is supporting Barack Obama. It’s not surprising that this new wave of technology is growing ever-so popular with the tech generation that people are starting to share their own entrepeneurship spirit and go ahead and create their own PSAs for everyone […]
The real truth behind how much a website really costs
Now most of us probably has been down this road once or twice (or maybe several times)…you’re working in an agency and you have to put together a work order/estimate for this client. The client thinks that they know how much the website costs and when your numbers come to about $50k (as an example), […]
E-mails being green
So browsing through ClickZ.com’s website and I happened to come across a blog that I thought made perfect sense so I had to add another blog to my site. Ever think about how many e-mails you print out at work or at school on a daily basis, only to find out that you scatter them […]