TallGrassMedia
@tallgrassmedia
Magazine media consultant specializing in print and digital audience building. All opinions are mine and do not represent anyone or anything else.
"Went a little far..."????!!!!??? Why is this man "debating" a 10 year old girl? WTF is wrong with these people?
Oh, for heavens sake, Spy Magazine made it clear to anyone who read their rag back as early as 1988.
Here yesterday, mostly gone today... We had a pretty nice dump of #springsnow here on the Front Range and even early this morning, the Flatirons had some snow on the peaks. By this weekend, it will all be gone. But @peach_in_the_frontrange loved all of it (she on Insta)
Honestly, it's a pretty amazing accomplishment but The Knot #Magazine is 30.
File under #surprising Here's a 8ft, double sided mainline #magazine rack in a #Target store. This is really a rare sighting.
Peach likes chin scritches. Looks like I’m going to have a very busy Saturday morning.
Our kitties are long gone but here’s Peach reluctantly posing in front of the moon this morning.
Pretty giant moon this morning. @peach_in_the_frontrange didn’t want to pose, she wanted to walk and chase bunnies. Narrator:”She stayed on leash. She was not amused.”
A valid point. However, if we still lived in IL-09, Ms. Peach would insist that we vote for Kat.
Sunrise over the Front Range. A quick reminder that the world is, indeed beautiful.
2/2 I've never understood Condé Nast's decisions about this title. The year they killed the print edition they claimed a +1million circulation. Their current numbers were pretty darn good too.
Yes...and... while I know where everything is now, presuming the data is accurate (Questionable), it also brought consolidation, loss of clout at retail, poor merchandising and increased costs.
I don’t like Denver as much as I loved Chicago, but at least my new city has a decent flag.
File under: People who really need to put their place in the universe into perspective... BTW, this is the new logo they are melting down over.
Why do I have this sneaking suspicion that our future is going to look something like the corporate rim in @marthawells.com murderbot series? Or worse (is that possible?), Max Barry's Jennifer Government?
I suppose I could mention that I learned to code on punch tape years before Excel was created? And walked to school through blizzards? And how to plug in a 25 pin dot-matrix printer (which was way more maintenance free that my current "Evil Sentient Printer")
Between 1994 -2010, my former client, Ziff-Davis was sold 4 times for a total of about $5.1billion. In 2010 it was broken up and sold for parts. Thank you, private equity!
A note for whoever thought it was a great idea to wrap appliances in impossible to remove shrink wrap… May the rest of your days be difficult, disappointing and dreary.
Peach in the City approves of this. Why wouldn’t you want to wake up at 6:04 every.single.morning so you can devour your breakfast and then take a nice long walk, rain, shine, snow, pre-dawn darkness? I mean, c’mon human! Get with the program!
This is true. We don’t deserve dogs. To be fair, we don’t deserve cats and they only tolerate us because of can openers. And tuna.
Hey, on your way out, pick up a #magazine. Why retailers put them past the checkout and why suppliers allow this is a mystery.
This pretty little grey spider dropped in on us during our picnic at Sloan Lake in Denver this afternoon. I was kind of happy to see her. The rest of the fam, maybe not so much. #spider #blueskyspiders #Spidersofbluesky