Social media has been around more than a decade. Yet, we are still learning about its impact on our world and how we impact its development. On one hand it has been a wonderful way to connect with family, friends and customers. Businesses have successfully leveraged it for communication, savvy viral campaigns, branding and inexpensive advertising. It also has a dark side. Nasty commentary, back lash, bullying, political divisiveness, censorship and fake information run a mu

As we navigate the digital disruption that captures our attention, we often neglect to ask deeper questions about how today's decisions will change the future. Perhaps it is pressure to compete in a nano second or respond to industry mania. We have to contemplate so much in a given day that worrying about the future state of marketing is the last of our concerns. But we need to make it our concern. Is it Marketing ethics or egos? Here are four reasons why we need to consider