Part 2 of the muse on developing an alternate economic system, I debate for having an alternate currency- “The Karma Currency”. Countries should have “Gross Domestic Karma” as another indicator to their success. And the world then becomes a better place. You may say I’m a dreamer- but I’m not the only one

I classify an underground trend here. There is something unique about today’s generation. They want access to everything. The fact that something is not within reach is just not acceptable to this group…

Me and Sean Rach from Prudential talk about digital media and marketing- starting with a mobile led marketing initiative.

Putting a TVC on the web is not digital…it’s called putting a TVC on the web…

A quick peep into the first day at Spikes Asia in Singapore Day1- with loads of photos and some salient points

The Kamasutra was written by a celibate, the first franchise of the world was created about 5000 years ago- and more such gems. Read on…

If you have an interest in marketing, here is something for you.Will Crowdsourced marketing help us all grow? Only time will tell. Read on >>

My first day at Ad tech Asia Singapore 2009. highlight was meeting up with Scott Goodstein- External Online Director of Barack Obama’s Presidential campaign in a Q&A session. A session with some of the creme de la creme of Singapore ‘business’ bloggers. This and more in pictures in this post…Read On

More on mobile marketing- this time a brainstorm with Anuj Khanna CEO of Affle- a mobile marketing company that pioneered a product called SMS 2.0. He shares his perspectives on the industry and the way forward. That’s not all- there are some case studies on how did Pepsi, Lays, Adidas use mobile marketing- read on!

Well, first all, there is a huge satisfaction that this got selected for the Home Page feature at SlideShare. Many thanks to the Slideshare editorial team that thought it deserved to be on the home page.
This is really cool considering even being featured on a sub section is quite coveted.
My session at Barcamp Singapore was on- “Collaborative ways to change the world”. It was at the fag end of the day and I thought maybe an interesting social experiment would be worth it. Just like headlines might be important in …

In mid January 2009, I was asked by an eminent Asian marketing magazine to comment on the boycott of American companies in Malaysia, in response to Muslim world’s reaction to the Gaza war.
The appeal was quite widespread and some very influential people had called for a boycott.
I checked and found that the blogosphere seemed to be divided in their opinion of the right course of action. Which was both good and bad.
Somehow email had problems and my comments did not reach them, as was later confirmed. But I thought it …

Ever wondered how the entire world, feeding on information from the web, is actually feeding on the American thinking? Quick- name a known ‘internet’ personality: Seth Godin? Robert Scoble? Michael Arrington? Guy Kawasaki? Who else? Mitch Joel? Join the conversation…