Over the weekend, Bob Wormington passed away. You may not have heard his name before but those in broadcasting have. He was a pioneer in television, working for WDAF in the fifties and then starting an independent station, KBMA TV 41. Most of the television I watched growing up was on TV 41. Bob was family and opened his home to us every year at Christmas to spend time with cousins I wouldn’t have known otherwise. Not many know that he was a pilot and owned a home in Ireland that he also opened up to us every time we made a trip back to the old sod. My thoughts go out to his incredible wife, Kareen, and the rest of his family and mine.
The world is a better place because of the legacy of openness, generosity, and love left by Bob Wormington.
In the past week I have thrown up three times. I am not bulimic. I am not sick. Quite the contrary, I am actually getting more healthy.
I hired a personal trainer and I am finding the physical limits my body can take.
It’s been apparent to me that I have lived a very [...]
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Shared Facebook CEO in No Rush To ‘Friend’ Wall Street (Jessica E. Vascellaro/Wall Street Journal).
Shared States, Innovate in IT or Else.
Shared Android marketshare growing, iPhone shrinking, says Quantcast (Seth Weintraub/Computerworld).
Shared More [...]
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I’m struck by smart businesspeople who pour their heart, soul, and money into a business only to see them surround themselves with people who can’t help them.
As I talk to people about their mobile application needs, I’m struck by how many people are making offers in this area. There seems to be [...]
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Shared Apple specifically going after Android in HTC lawsuit.
Shared Google Doesn’t Have Timetable to End Censorship, Executive Says.
Shared Green Tech Gone Fake.
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Business and Technology work best when they are planned within a powerful interpretation of reality. Human beings have concerns that they cannot ignore. If these concerns are ignored (for instance: choosing [...]
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This is just to let you know that at some point after Tuesday morning, March 2nd, I will be changing the name of this blog from mobi-strategy.com to VinceVaughan.com. In it, I will still talk about things relating to this mobile world we live in. The scope, however, will increase to include technology, [...]
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February 14, 2010 by
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Shared Verizon Said to Be Planning to Put Skype on Its Mobile Phones.
Shared Best iPhone Apps For 2010 Winter Olympics.
Shared Is this the face of the iPhone 4G?.
Shared How To Enable [...]
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February 12, 2010 by
Vince in
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Shared This is Just Wrong.
Published Mobi-Links for February 11th.
Shared Flurry Smartphone Industry Pulse, January 2010.
Shared Microsoft Bets on Software Upgrade to Fight IPhone (Update1).
Shared Motorola [...]
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February 11, 2010 by
Vince in
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Shared iPad Costs Leave Room for Price Cuts.
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