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  • Jun14

    Capriotti’s is more than a collection of sandwich shops. They have a following of raving fans that’s about as passionate about a brand as is humanly possible. You’d actually think these sandwiches threw Super Bowl-winning passes or played monster guitar riffs like some sort of Hendrix/Van Halen hybrid.

    This is probably because Capriotti’s has literally been redefining the sandwich since 1976. They’ve put combinations together on a roll that blow minds and tantalize taste buds. Sandwiches with special names like The Bobbie and Capastrami. Sandwiches that actually cause flavor phenomenons, like involuntary smiling and nodding while chewing and the inability to stray from the first Capriotti’s sandwich you ever try.

    So, how do you define a brand that has defined damn good for so long? Read More | Comments

  • Jun5

    I find the psychology and sociology of Facebook posts fascinating.

    It’s interesting what evokes response from people and what doesn’t. It’s interesting how some people clearly have an online “public” persona and others unapologetically let it all hang out. It’s crazy what some people share. It’s funny how mundane some people’s thoughts are, and it’s refreshing how truly interesting, fascinating and hilarious other people truly are. Read More | Comments

  • May11

    Pretty interesting CNN article from a couple of weeks ago after the announcement of the Facebook Open Graph. Clearly, the implications for this are bigger than some have probably thought about, but did you really think that it could be a search killer? Make sense when you think about being able to draw a connection between user, social network, preference and time and place. Especially when it is owned by one entity. Anyway here is the article. What are your thoughts? May the web 3.0 discussions grow louder.