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Richard Telofski is a competitive strategy analyst. Specializing in anti-corporate activism, he examines the actions of "irregular competitors" (i.e., activists and NGOs) and how those organizations impact business from within online and offline media.  |
Here is something to keep in mind as you do your Fourth of July shopping. The state of California is on the verge of banning plastic bags. Specifically, the type of plastic bags I’m talking about are those that one uses to cart their purchases home from a retail store. Personally, if I lived in California, that [...] This post picks up the story of how I became an analyst of “irregular competition” which we know here on Telofski.com to be anti-corporate activists and NGOs. In the previous post, “You Could Say That This Post Serves as My Annotated Resume,” I discussed my foundational experiences and knowledge that support my current expertise in the analysis of [...] Recently, I’ve received some enquiries regarding my expertise in anti-corporate activism analysis, in competitive intelligence, and in the analysis of online media. Since this is an unusual profession, I can certainly understand the curiosity. I appreciate all of your questions and hope that I have responded satisfactorily. Knowing that FAQs are popular on many sites, [...] This is the first post in my newly created Ideas category. This category will contain very brief posts addressing random insights that occur to me, well, randomly. I’m jotting them down here because this is a web log, after all. And I’d like to keep track of them for possible incorporation into a future book or article. [...] Just a passing thought. Earlier today I rode down a newly created street in my town. The street is in a newly constructed town business center and is named “Market Street.” Any time a street is named as such, it makes me think of what a great society this is; that people are given the opportunity [...] Not too long ago I blogged about some problems I had with Network Solutions. Here. When I was having that problem with them, I asked them for a credit for the time during which this blog would be down. They agreed, but with some confusing terminology. They said they would issue a refund. I said [...] After getting involved with social media personally, before I got involved with it professionally, I discovered I had relatives that I never knew existed. Well, let me qualify that a bit. I knew they existed. They were sort of on the periphery of my awareness, first-second-third cousins of my father. But I never really thought [...] |
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