Jed Sundwall

Jed Sundwall

I'm an Internet marketing consultant who specializes in the usage of social media by governmental organizations.

I work at Measured Voice, where we help people use the Internet in ways that make sense. I spend most of my time working with our clients at USA.gov and GobiernoUSA.gov.

I live in San Diego and spend my spare time surfing, reading Instapaper, and cooking for my wife.

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I write about food, art, marketing, and life in San Diego.

My 3 most recent posts

  1. Why I’m an Occupier
    November 19, 2011

    That the occupy movements lack definition is a feature, not a bug. Because occupy has no centralized leader or mission, everyone is allowed to project their own meaning onto it. I’ve seen occupy as a manifestation of anxiety over the influence of organizations in our lives. Recent police brutality has led me to identify with the occupy movement.

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  2. Who We Are
    May 5, 2011

    Thoughts on seeing photos of Bin Laden’s corpse. Seeing images of our victims—both our enemies and our own soldiers—could make us more introspective. It could also desensitize and harden us. Or it could just make us despair. I don’t know what it would do.

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  3. Why 1.USA.gov and not 1.Gov
    March 6, 2011

    How the 1.USA.gov and Go.USA.gov URL shorteners create a better user experience by including USA.gov in their short URLs.

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