Roger Ewing's Blog

The magic of the search and the man-machine interface has become the new frontier of computer science.

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Imagine a room full of people, and in that room there is a Victim and a Rescuer.  The two will find one another and hook up.
By Roger Ewing

Drama is not inherently “bad”.  Drama is very entertaining; it’s just not a good means of managing ones life.  Here is a summary of what [...]

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At any given time, as much as 60% of the adult population is involved in drama.

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There is a tipping point of web visits that is achieved, when targeted print campaigns support developing web based marketing strategies.

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Nearly everyone is Googling, Tweeting, Facebooking, and Digging.  Just about no one is talking.
By Roger Ewing
In Martin Scorsese’s 1976 classic movie Taxi Driver, a deranged Travis Bickle, portrayed by Robert De Niro, asks his own reflection this now famous question, “you talkin’ to me?”.

De Niro’s character is a troubled and conflicted New York [...]

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Part sport and part art, with a little Zen wisdom thrown in, fly- fishing imitates life, and is a good allegory for business.

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“If no one’s in the kitchen, who’s to see?

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I recently posted a blog recounting the true story of my encounter with corporate America in the world of social media.

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Social Media Guidelines

By Roger Ewing, thanks Intel

These are the official guidelines for social media at Ewing & Associates Sotheby’s International Realty. If you’re an Ewing SIR employee or independent contractor creating or contributing to blogs, wikis, social networks, virtual worlds, or any other kind of social media both on [...]

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True Story – Corporation Makes Three Social Media Mistakes

By Roger Ewing
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True story.  A large corporate sales organization launches a regional print media magazine in southern California.  The initiative in itself is not unusual.  What happened next however is very insightful for all of us who recognize the blossoming power of social media and the consequences, [...]

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