Thinking. Clearly.
This post originally appeared in Fast Company. What do you think of when you hear the word “lumia”? Does it make you think of related words like luminous (“shining, bright”), luminescent …
This post originally appeared at Catch This. One of the things I love most about the internet is the ability to support people I’ve never met and causes I would …
I was lucky enough to be interviewed at the wonderful site for entrepreneurs, MO.com. I got to chat about naming, social media, what makes Catchword so gosh darn good at …
This post originally appeared at Catch This. Way back in the dark ages of 2007, Catchword reviewed the name Kindle in the very pages of the Catch This blog. At the time, …
This post originally appeared at Catch This. Like all techies great and small, I was all over the news of Google’s answer to Twitter/Facebook: Google+. Even though I have an …
This post originally appeared in Fast Company. An American musician by the name of Charles Mingus was talking about tunes, but what he said applies easily to the recent emergence …
This post originally appeared at Catch This. I get a lot of spam at my Catchword email addy, most of which Google thankfully deletes for me. Occasionally, though, something sneaks …
This post originally appeared at Fast Company. In the wake of ICANN’s decision to increase the number of Internet domain name endings — called generic top-level domains (gTLDs) — from …
This post originally appeared at Fast Company. Pharmaceutical naming is a tricky business. In addition to finding a name that’s available to trademark, you have to make sure it doesn’t …
This post originally appeared at Fast Company. What’s the go-to item on the restaurant menu when you want to eat healthy, or for post-holiday-feast atonement? It’s the humble salad, designed …