by Christopher S Penn | Aug 3, 2020 | Advertising, Facebook, Google Ads, Marketing, Politics, Strategy
Lea asks, “Curious about your thoughts on when to pause any ad campaigns (in US) across the board during the election?” I wouldn’t necessarily pause unless you’re targeting so broadly that you’ll be bidding and competing for the entire...
by Christopher S Penn | May 13, 2019 | AI, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Politics
Here’s a thought exercise. Take a moment to read through these tweets. What do you make of them? How do they make you feel? —= Begin Tweets =— “Today I’m announcing an important partnership that has the potential to transform America’s...
by Christopher S Penn | Nov 6, 2018 | Politics
While this post is aimed primarily at US citizens, conceptually it applies to every participatory government. Now that you’ve voted… you did vote, yes? Good. Now that you’ve voted, let’s talk for a moment about two things, teams and steps....
by Christopher S Penn | Aug 14, 2017 | AI, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Politics
Artificial intelligence poses a future potential problem in the exacerbation of income inequality, much in the same way that automation and robotics creates an income inequality problem today. The Old Way of Making Money In the days before automation and robotics,...
by Christopher S Penn | Mar 31, 2017 | Privacy, Politics, Technology
With monitoring of Internet access on the increase (thanks Congress) and the importance of privacy at an all-time high, I thought I’d explain what a VPN is, why you need one, and how to protect more of your privacy online. Explaining Privacy Right now, when we use the...
by Christopher S Penn | Mar 2, 2017 | Careers, Business, Education, Marketing, Politics
Chris Brogan commented recently, “77% of CEOs are complaining about the availability of key (usually technical) skills. Plenty of people are complaining about the lack of jobs. Maybe, just maybe, people need to bite the fear bullet and get trained on something highly...