Have you gone into a Best Buy lately? The information card under every product has a QR code. On the el an entire train car was devoted to publicizing vacations in the Southwestern US featuring enormous 18" square QR codes on the walls and the ceiling.

Quick Response Codes are those square checkerboard looking new fangled bar codes that allow people with smart phones to scan them and procure more information off the internet or retrieve contact information. More mobile technology.

Personally, I prefer not to be a billboard for status products with their logos plastered all over them. Back in August 2010 Piaget brought branding gaul to new heights. We actually scanned their QR jewelry and got http://piagetmobile.jp  How many thousands do you have to pay for this?

Hi, I’m Joyce Fox. We’re all working on making sense of the speed of technology and how it is affecting our humanity, how we communicate and our ability to cope and grow hands-on. I’ll bring my background working in creative content, marketing and media production to the party including how to present your content and tech tips about how to make it happen. But I challenge all of us to go deeper. 

This blog will explore vital connections. Let’s exchange practical information about content, marketing, media, technology, social media, entertainment, the press, business and politics. The scope of these connections isn’t clear without the information and perspective we will integrate together. I’m looking forward to swapping observations with you.   Best, Joyce