Last night I was watching an episode of my favorite TV show and when you start the disc it begins with a commercial. What happened next is what struck me.

 Except for instances where my internet is down, I pretty much never watch tv shows on my actual television anymore; I am part of what I suppose we can call the Hulu generation. The other weekend, I went home to visit my folks and prepared to settle comfortably back into the family room routine of TV-watching from the couch. And before long, the ever-growing rift between the different two mediums became painfully obvious.

So I have my Google Wave Beta invite and have been using it a bit with about 15 friends. Unfortunately, I haven’t had any invites myself to give out, so for now I’m the only one at the office riding. So what is Wave? Google says...

In my humble opinion, Silverscape has one of the most uniquely designed offices the city of Boston. Our building is located amidst the hustle and bustle of the financial district, right above a local pub called Mr. Dooley’s.

Award season is fast approaching in the marketing, technology and design world. While pop-culture aficionados have their Emmys Grammys and Oscars, we at Silverscape have the MITX, NEDMAs and Horizons (just to name a few).

SMPS Pacific Regional Conference, The Wave, Navigating Change. Since it is a grey November day here in Boston, I've included the perfect soundtrack.

Once again it’s my time to blog and, mentally encumbered by a big personal decision, I’ve decided to write about it and hopefully bring my dilemma to an end.

Social Networking Unplugged: Part of the Professional Development Lunch Series