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The geek marketer will inherit the Earth - or at least the marketing department.
It has never been easy to disappear, as Dr Crippen found out thanks to the electric telegraph. Nowadays you must not pose for a quick snap with a Panama City estate agent if you want to create a new life in the sunshine, far from the reach of the law.
Every second of every day, according to the CIA's World Factbook, 2.4 babies are born. It's a busy old world, you might conclude, and you might leave it at that.
At the recent IAB Engage conference, there was a lot of talk about whether digital consumers are different from other consumers.
For more years now than any of us can remember, demographics has been a fundamental building block for marketers and the media folk who serve them.
Are we heading for the next dotcom crash? Back in the summer of 1999, which now feels a very long time ago, we at Marketing took online companies very seriously.
You don't have to be close to the news to know that the internet is doing pretty well these days.
With the rising tide of consumer interaction on the web, retaining a tight hold over a brand's reputation is becoming ever-more difficult.
Like me, you probably missed World Internet Day last week.
For some years now, The Guardian's website has attracted more readers in the US than the paper does in the UK.
