Half a century back there was roughly one broadcaster for every million people consuming what they said, and that ratio collapsed step by step through magazines, cable, and then video and blogs. Chris Ninnis lays that history out before making his point about publishing from a phone, and the history is the better half of the post.
His piece on a bookmarking service is written as a test. He was sceptical, a friend told him setup took minutes, he tried the free account and reports what it involved. He also reports the number he expects from it, and that number is his rather than yours.
The landing page post is standard and correct about one thing. A page exists to make somebody act, not to describe you.
Two posts step away from business entirely, one about simply being present when somebody needs you and one about a car accident.
Read the phone post for its opening.