Tag Archives: e-waste

The Failure of Innovation

Posted on April 25, 2010 by Kerry Stackpole

If there is a time, place and case for “green leadership” now would be an opportune time. Even if you aren’t convinced breezing around the Internet endangers the environment, or that e-mails are more eco-friendly, it’s interesting to note the annual energy consumed in transmitting and deleting SPAM is equivalent to the electricity used in 2.4 million U.S. homes and has the same carbon footprint as driving a car around the globe 1.6 million times. It’s not just what you or I do with our computers that matter; it’s what others do as well. Continue reading →

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Why Print Matters.

Posted on December 30, 2009 by Kerry Stackpole

There’s a fascinating discussion going on at the LinkedIn Print Networking Group about the viability of print in the age of web, email and social networking.  While guessing about the imminent death of an industry is always great sport, the … Continue reading →

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