Mark Heyert Blog

I will be commenting on news of the day, cultural curiosities, and the wonders of media. Your input is welcome. Finally, please remember the immortal words of Saint John Coltrane “many are called, but few are chosen,” thank you for choosing to spend time reading, watching, and listening.
Dec 05
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Great re-record of one of Daniel Lanois best albums.  Enjoy!

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Dec 03
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It’s so funny because I made a sandwich like this just yesterday!

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Nov 27
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thanksgiving live

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Nov 21
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Love.

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Sep 17
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In memory of Richard Wright.  Thank you for the great times.

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Aug 30
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Reach out to me if you need help contacting your member of Congress, Govener or the White House.

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Aug 25
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Here is the latest street art located at the Haight and Masonic gallery.  Leary For President 2008, could the two candidates learn something here?

Here is the latest street art located at the Haight and Masonic gallery.  Leary For President 2008, could the two candidates learn something here?

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Avenue A/Razorfish for sale

I’m perplexed by Microsoft’s apparent desire to sell Avenue A /Razorfish.  Avenue A/Razorfish is one of the world’s premier digital advertising agencies that should be able to help MSFT grow in a very attractive (revenue generating) space.  There’s talk that the WPP group is interested and that there may be an asset swap, WPP owns the 24/7 Open AdStream ad serving tool.  Grabbing another ad server will not help MSFT in their battle with Google.  Not only does Google own the Double Click platform, but they have recently launched Google Ad Manager and Google Ad Planner that are going to grab a lot of market share.  Wake up Redmond, Avenue A/Razorfish is a peach and should be grown.

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Aug 24
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Aug 10
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Noam Chomsky on Iran

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Jul 22
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Pick of the week: TuneUp

I take my music seriously; I take my music with cream and sugar and the fact is I’ll take my music any way I can get it!  iTunes helps me manage the mass of music and finally the little application that could has a new friend, TuneUp has arrived and if you have a PC running iTunes this may be the best piece of software to improve your music enjoyment.  Check it here and remember it is still in beta, but the TuneUp crew is working long and hard to buff this application out.  Kudos!

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Jul 09
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The Revison3 Widget is here

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Jun 28
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Jun 20
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Jun 10
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