I have every source file from every web project that I have worked on for the past 10+ years stored on physical drives inside my office connected to my network. I also have backup media (CD’s, DVD’s) of these files also cataloged in an enormous library as a redundant backup system. This has served me […]
Archives for 2010
Let’s Make History in 2011
Usually this time of year everyone starts setting goals or resolutions for the new year. Some of these goals we reach, or at least come close enough that we feel good about them. Some not so much. This year I am keeping it simple, instead of just saying that I want to be successful in […]
Thoughts on Net Neutrality
I have had a couple of people ask me about Net Neutrality lately so I figured I would do a post on the topic to educate those who might not be familiar. When the internet was created, it was created to be this free and open area where users could share information and interact with […]
Rohrscheib Christmas Blog 2010
For those of you that are close to Donna and I, you already know that 2010 has been a year of ups and downs for us. With that being said, this Christmas letter might not have the same tone as ones you might have received from us in the past. I have been instructed to […]
Green Cart Deli Hot Dogs FTW!!
One thing that I always like to point out on my blog are cool brands or businesses that I run across who are using social media to grow their business and to communicate with their base. I didn’t have to look very far to find the topic for this post, instead I ran across this […]
Understanding Influence w/ Klout
I have known about Klout for a while but only recently did I start using it frequently and recommending it to clients as a tool to track their social media efforts as well as gain insight into their network, etc. The fact that Klout now pulls in Facebook in addition to Twitter makes it a […]
Tech Conference in Arkansas?
This past week I was asked to submit an idea to the Arkansas Times magazine for their “Big Ideas” section of their publication. I basically threw out the idea of having a technology conference in Arkansas similar to South by Southwest Interactive or Tahoe Tech Talk, you can read my idea on the Arkansas Times […]
My Yahoo / Del.icio.us Rant
I haven’t ever been a huge fan of Yahoo or anything they have ever introduced w/ the exception of Del.icio.us, which is a social bookmarking service similar to Digg or any other social bookmarking service but a lot more organized and simplified. You can see my delicious page here. Well, I learned today on Mashable […]
Arkansas Times Big Idea…
Last week I was asked to present an idea to the Arkansas Times magazine for their “Big Ideas” section related to technology. I chose something that several of my friends (Brant Collins, Steven Trotter, Arlton Lowry, and Keith Crawford have discussed quite extensively, and that’s bringing a large tech conference to Arkansas similar to SXSWi. […]
Faulkner County Biz Interview
Pleth and supporting tech related events like Barcamp Conway in Central Arkansas. What is Pleth: Pleth is an interactive agency co-founded by myself, Greg and Stephen Smart of Batesville. We offer web design, application development, graphic design & print, social media consulting, and business class email outsourcing solutions. We have offices in Batesville, Jonesboro, and […]
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