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Old School Texting with A&E at #TIS18
Pen and paper is sometimes the best way to draw attention in today’s world of continuous electronic distraction. A&E traveled back to the future at the 2018 Independent Show to engage people with postcards featuring pictures of A&E shows. Their non-flashy booth featured an old-time communications device,; a post office box, where attendees could mail…
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Stepping Into the GigaZone – A Commitment to Local Economic Development
Helping with economic development for the communities they serve is part of Paul Bunyan Communications’ mission statement. Economic development is one of the motivations for PBC’s restructuring of its offering to one that is centered around an all-fiber, broadband vision. Paul Bunyan’s GigaZone, announced last Thursday, made a big splash in the news (featured on the…
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The Software Driven Car
As simple and as safe as a car combined with the benefits of a motorcycle is what LIT Motors promises with its C-1 electric vehicle. With a projected range of almost 200 miles, a top speed of over 100 miles per hour, and anticipated pricing in the mid-20 thousands (before tax credits), the C-1 (working…
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Green Cable
Levi Maaia of Full Channel describes their, award-winning, GreenLink program and how they are allowing their customers to choose renewable power sources to power their respective broadband and television connections. As Maaia explains, Full Channel has a partnership with People’s Power and Light to handle the logistics of purchasing the power for its customers. For its administrative and back-office, Full Channel…
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Bundlemania 2.0 with Chris Purdy
Ken Pyle talks with Chris Purdy on Bundlemania at OPASTCO’s 2009 PR/Mktg Symposium. ViodiTV is produced by Roger Bindl video camera/editing & Ken Pyle interview.
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Inbound Marketing How, What, Why?
Ken Pyle interviews Mike Volpe, HubSpot, on Inbound Marketing… What is it? Why Do It? How it will change your marketing plan. Volpe suggest that marketers need to think like a publisher, instead of an advertiser. The implication is that companies need to be content producers, which is something consistent with what Viodi has been…
