With apologies to President George W. Bush, I mangle that old adage even more to make a point. In this era of Search Engine Optimization and Social Media, it is becoming imperative for the LinkedIn individual to also show up on Facebook and Twitter as required ̶ for me it’s more about trying to control my online exposure (i.e., my digital footprint) than mere socializing (or as we still call it in the business world ̶ networking ̶ but that’s a topic for another day).
Nonetheless, to have any effective say on my digital footprint online, I would have to battle the Google God, which I know I cannot. Sidebar: How about I coin a new pet name for the Google God right now – the GooGod (one pronounces the name so that it almost sounds like “Good God” with the middle D silent!)
Now, back to my feeble attempt to appease the GooGod ̶ in the laundry list below, I am linking to the media that have published me in the past several years. Folks, feel free to click away on the links below and help the good stuff rise in the SERPs ̶ go ahead and Google me twice or more, so that the GooGod makes me look nice for sure! If that doesn’t work, I’ll go back to what good old Popeye used to say, “I yam what I yam” and live with it.
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on February 20, 2010, "An Apology, for What It’s Worth”
Jack Nargundkar in the International Herald Tribune on February 7, 2010, "A Shift for U.S. Foreign Policy”
Jack Nargundkar in the Wall Street Journal on January 22, 2010, "Lessons to Learn From Scott Brown's 'Tea Party'"
Jack Nargundkar in the Washington Post on December 31, 2009, "Navigating the nation's course after Flight 253"
Jack Nargundkar in the Wall Street Journal on November 21, 2009, "A Compromise on Muslim Freedom"
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on October 10, 2009, "Barack Obama, Nobel Peace Laureate”
Jack Nargundkar in the Washington Post on August 26, 2009, "A Changing Tide on the Wars"
Jack Nargundkar in the Business Week on May 1, 2009, “Securing Government Contracts”
Jack Nargundkar in Digital Signage Today on January 21, 2009, “Broadband creates digital signage opportunities in the SMB market”
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on January 20, 2009, "President Obama: A Day of Uplift”
Jack Nargundkar in the Wall Street Journal on September 27, 2008, "Is Marking to Market the Problem or Part of Solution?"
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on August 24, 2008, "Russia, Georgia and the West”
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on April 14, 2008, "Do Asians Really Want a Red-State America?"
Jack Nargundkar in Digital Signage Today on March 24, 2008, “Digital signage strategies for small-to-medium businesses”
Jack Nargundkar in the Washington Post on November 6, 2007, "If Sen. Clinton Were President Clinton"
Jack Nargundkar in the Wall Street Journal on October 15, 2007, "Elections in Pakistan Don't Equal Democracy"
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on October 3, 2007, "Anita Hill vs. Clarence Thomas, Redux"
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on July 27, 2007, "What Do We Leave Behind in Iraq?"
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on June 22, 2007, "Vetoing Stem Cells, Vetoing Life"
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on March 8, 2007, "A Verdict for Libby, a Cloud for the White House"
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on November 3, 2006, "A Man, a Cab, a Cellphone, a Laptop"
Jack Nargundkar in the Wall Street Journal on October 24, 2006, "Counting War Dead Is Difficult -- Therefore, Let's Not Exaggerate"
Jack Nargundkar in the Wall Street Journal on October 6, 2006, "Musharraf May Be Our Fair-Haired Boy Now . . . But Watch Out"
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on September 4, 2006, "Are We Seeing a Half-Empty Glass?"
Jack Nargundkar in the Washington Post on July 29, 2006, "Still Dreaming"
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on March 8, 2006, "Bush and the Nuclear Subcontinent"
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on January 8, 2006, "Other Voices: How The Times Handled the Surveillance Story"
Jack Nargundkar in the Washington Post on April 11, 2005, "No Individual Blamed"
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on April 1, 2005, "A Life Ends, and a Nation Pauses to Reflect"
Jack Nargundkar in the New York Times on December 16, 2004, "Medals at Odds With Reality of War"
Jack Nargundkar in the Washington Post on May 27, 2004, "Punctuate a Comma Date"
Jack Nargundkar in the Washington Post on February 4, 2004, "Screening Bush: The Winners"
Jack Nargundkar in the Wall Street Journal on January 27, 2004, "Hey, Big Spender, Spend a Little Less"
Jack Nargundkar in the Business Week on December 29, 2003, "The Challenge From India"
Jack Nargundkar in the Washington Post on December 5, 2003, "'Cut and Run' and the Right Approach in Iraq"
Jack Nargundkar in the Wall Street Journal on May 2, 2003, "Don't Let Conservatives Define Liberals' Views"
Jack Nargundkar in the Washington Post on April 12, 2003, "Next Steps on Iraq"
Jack Nargundkar in the Wall Street Journal on January 8, 1998, "Behind ’90s Success Is Fiscal Discipline"
Jack Nargundkar in the Business Week on March 17, 1997," WEBCASTING: A FEW TANGLES"
Jack Nargundkar in the Business Week on October 25, 1993," THOUGHTS FOR CHAIRMAN GERSTNER"
Jack Nargundkar in the Wall Street Journal on August 12, 1993, "Dear Laura Tyson…"
Jack Nargundkar in the Wall Street Journal on October 19, 1992, "Reap the Silicon Whirlwind"
Jack Nargundkar in the Business Week on July 13, 1992," SELL THE GREEN CARD TO THE AVERAGE JOE"
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