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Monthly Archives: August 2009
From Vladimir’s Blog
Image by ulterior epicure via Flickr So this was a comment I posted on Vladimir’s, a very nice Young Man’s blog, about the fragmentation of the food industry. I was thinking about it recently anyway because right before my younger and only Brother had gone to college*, my only living grandparent had taken us out [...]
Posted in Business, Economics, Ideas, Information, Responding 4 Comments
It appears that Business Schools need a Liberal Arts Curriculum
Image via Wikipedia So this week Fred Wilson‘s a post went up about which books entrepreneurs should read. The comments are now being turned into a wiki. The original post was in response the following question “What should a budding Entrepreneur Read?” by a regular reader, which inspired the writing of post. A well thought [...]
Posted in Business, Ideas, Knowledge, Responding, Starting Out Tagged Blogging, Comments, Entrepreneur, History, Observations, Online Communities, Philosophy 55 Comments
McKinsey, you are not in Vogue on the Internet
Image via Wikipedia I had orignially written something way too snarky. I realized I am far too classy for that level of snark. I had gotten my lucious copy of the September issue of Vogue, hereafter known as the Bible. My copies of W have been missing over the summer. I’ve given up the women [...]
Posted in Business, Media, Random Tagged Beauty, Business, conde nast, conde publication, Customers, Economics, fashion advice, Internet, lifestyle magazine, mckinsey, Online Communities, parent company, women lifestyle 5 Comments
Choices
So, good news for me! I am about halfway to three quarters way done with my very first piece of code (which is not long, say toy sized), which also happens to be my very fist I guess, “2d”, piece for my ba, considering I sort of switched thesis topics. The major hurdles are capished. [...]
Google Lost Its Soul Today
View Larger Map In Tech Time, 2007 was ages ago. A lifetime ago even. In that Time, Google has changed quite a bit. So has the neighborhood that I grew up in.
The last post is being managed, it will be ok by the end of the day
I’m having image issues. Right now the standby is plugins plus Flickr, but I am not totally happy with this solution. I have enough server space that I would like to handle it there. WordPress however is sucky. That and my flare plugin is also sucky. This might be due to the fact that I [...]
Posted in Posts, Random, Starting Out 0 Comments
Product Failure, the Position You Never Want to Be in
So in an effort to understand as much as I can about the InterWebs, I am trying to look at as many products as I can. While I can’t say I am some mysterious genius of words like “Drupal” or “Ruby on Rails” or “BigTables,” I can say I have a good gut knowledge of [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged Business Model, calendar program, calendar programs, Customers, exciting products, expereince, Facebook, Free, Funny, google, Interfaces, Internet, Iteration, multiplicity, new toy, Online Communities, Services, text god 0 Comments
Someone asked me about Second Life
Image by Pathfinder Linden via Flickr I was recently asked, in the comments section of this blog, whether there is potential in buying advertising space in Second Life. I wanted to answer this question more generally- instead of dealing with just Second Life, is it worthwhile to develop a real life business through a virtual [...]
Posted in Advertising, Business, Economics, Ideas, Information, Internet, Posts, Responding Tagged Business, Investment, Media, Social media, Theory 13 Comments
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