Brand & media professional. Cybernaut. Blogger. Microblogger. Restau-ranter. Wordplay addict. All parts of me that refuse to be holed up, and are forever trying to be content. This is a snapshot of all their efforts on the www. Do click when you sense a high per text.
Perspectives on brands, trends in marketing & the web's evolution- especially its currently popular conversational, real time,collaborative ver 2.0 a.k.a social media. An effort to ensure that neither I nor my readers miss the buzz.
The world seems to have loved the Old Spice guy horsing around. Even though the campaign had been around for a while, (via Surekha) the last couple of weeks took it to a completely different level, with the Old Spice guy (actor Isaiah Mustafa) sending unique video responses to people who had blogged[…]
Despite a healthy skepticism for all things Google attempts with social, Wave and Buzz not having helped very much, I was quite excited after I saw the presentation below by Google’s Paul Adams. (the link which I had shared last week) It meant that Google Me was worth keeping a watch on. No, n[…]
The (nearly) 7 year old personal blog. manu scripts with a y. From fiction and philosophy to restaurant reviews and attempted humour, this blog has a content strategy designed for personal contentment. No hype, just type.
Purpose. I remember bringing this up earlier in ‘Coincide‘ and mentioning that different life stages manage to give us short term purposes which leave little time for this line of quest[…]
Chetan Bhagat When Khanna & Iyer met Ek Duje ke Liye. Chetan Bhagat’s works have never been literary classics, relying more on a racy story, wit, and an interesting enough plot. Sadly, thi[…]
The name conjures up the vision of a medieval Arabic story, and its indeed a restaurant that (also) serves Arabic cuisine. And just like the treasure, it makes itself very hard to find. Since we knew […]
The best thing about buying second hand books is that they might contain stories. No, I haven’t completely lost it, I meant additional stories. Messages, notes on the side, bookmarks from previo[…]
The best of the rest. From 140 character statustics on Twitter to interesting reads on Delicious & Google Reader, and when a thousand words aren’t enough – Flickr. If even those links aren’t sufficient, there’s Linked In too.
