January 10, 2010
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And now, the obligatory 2010 predictions…
And now, the obligatory 2010 predictions, focused on business, marketing and the DC tech scene.
- While social media/marketing will remain buzzworthy, B2B/technology marketers will begin realizing that it is not as effective as more proactive forms of marketing such as “nurture” marketing.
- Apps–particularly iPhone and other mobile apps–will become an increasingly common and important part of the marketing mix.
- M&A among FedGovCons (federal government contractors) will accelerate during the first quarter of 2010, and the early-stage tech venture capital market will become much more active starting in the second quarter.
- A major corporate scandal will break via Twitter.
Not to mention…
- The Washington Post business section will continue to shrink, eventually becoming part of the KidsPost.
- The Bisnow media empire will continue to thrive and expand at the expense of old media dinosaurs.
- Northrop Grumman will move its headquarters to the DC area.
Deconstructing Redskins’ locker room trashcan.
To illustrate the story in today’s WashingtonPost.com titled “Redskins players say Zorn’s locker room lacked discipline,” a photo showed an overflowing trashcan in the team’s facilities with a row of unbelievably messy lockers in the background. See http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/01/04/AR2010010403284.html?sid=ST2010010500033
Using a sharp eye (and wit), I have analyzed the contents of the trashcan as indicated in the following picture:
Deconstructing Redskins' locker room trashcan.
