Chris McIntyre

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MIT Advertising Lab: future of advertising and advertising technology: Advertising with Google Maps

I Love IT! Some people are so smart.

Google Maps Advertising

Advertisers are slowly discovering the potential of Google Maps, and some, like the Target store above (more at Google Sightseeing), are even enjoying some unexpected windfall. Poynter Online talks about realtors tapping into satellite imaging tools. Google Maps Mania is running a log on map hacks, some of them by businesses.

MIT Advertising Lab

Good Morning San Francisco!

Theres nothing like waking up in the morning and starting your walk to the office and finding a man who has just taken a shit on the sidewalk now using a stick to write his name with it. He was so focused that he did not notice anyone walking by.

Good news is…we moved to our new office… and thats sweet.

Portable Media and Podcast Expo 2005

Dawn and Drew and Me
Well, the PME has come and gone. I had a lot of scotch and at the same time got a chance to meet the who’s who of the podcasting world. Everyone from Libsyn, to the guys at AMP, most of my favorite podcasters, The Podcast Pickle, and as the photo shows…Dawn and Drew.

I must have been having entirely too much fun because I forgot to take a lot of photos, but I did take some. You can see them here.

This Photo taken by theFerf


My New FerfAtar …err.. Avatar

PCA AvatarAfter a year of running the PodcastAlley.com website I decided it was finally time to post my picture to it. I know, Im crazy. In any case, thought I would post it here just for the record.

thats nice.

Office Fire

Office Fire

Office Fire,
originally uploaded by theFerf.

It was an interesting day at the office yesterday. The building across the street started on fire. The great city of SF decided to send out 7 firetrucks (including 2 with ladders) and 2 ambulances as well. Needless to say, it was a bit overkill.

As you can tell from the photo (or see the rest here) the fire could have been put out with a bucket of water. In any case, it made for an interesting 20 minutes or so and I got to see the fireman break a lot of glass, pull the hoses out, climb the giant ladders with chainsaws and more.