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Tag Archives: Internet
On Sam Lessin and Email
Sam Lessin, of Drop.Io fame and fortune, has built on top of drop.io (if I had to guess) a service that allows you to charge to send emails. Sam’s a smart guy. One of the few in NY who I can honestly say is well thought out. We’re in a minor disagreement over a very [...]
Posted in Business, Economics, Ideas, Internet Also tagged Advertising, audience, Blogging, drop.io, Email, engagement, Information, Magazine, positioning, Sam Lessin, Service, Technology, Technology_Internet, Website 2 Comments
Flash Me! (Not really)
Image by mattwi1s0n via Flickr Some interersting articles appeared on my radar about, of all things, flash mobs. For those who do not know, a flash mob is: A flash mob (or flashmob) is a large group of people who assemble suddenly in a public place, perform an unusual and pointless act for a brief time, then quickly disperse. [...]
Posted in Ideas Also tagged Flash mob, Marshall McLuhan, Online Communities, Social media, Social network, Theory Leave a comment
The New York Tech MeetUp- The March Edition
Image by ShanaLC via Flickr I know it is late. I’ve had a humongously amazing, yet busy week. (and I don’t normally talk like that) I feel so thankful that I am finally really starting to become less shy with people in the NY Tech Community. Everyone I am meeting has been wonderful. Y’all are [...]
Posted in Business, Information, Interfaces, Internet, Product Design, Reviews, Software Also tagged Business, Business Model, Interface Design, NYTM, Software, User Interface 7 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 Also tagged Beauty, Business, conde nast, conde publication, Customers, Economics, fashion advice, lifestyle magazine, mckinsey, Online Communities, parent company, women lifestyle 5 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 Also tagged Business Model, calendar program, calendar programs, Customers, exciting products, expereince, Facebook, Free, Funny, google, Interfaces, Iteration, multiplicity, new toy, Online Communities, Services, text god Leave a comment
Aggregators, The Good, the Bad, and The Ugly
Image by Dead Air via Flickr Another post that is imperative to write about. *sigh* I hate feeling like I can’t keep a good idea a secret. I feel bad that this company didn’t realize a good idea in their own product when it was staring them in the face. So when I was at [...]
Posted in Business, Ideas, Interfaces, Internet, Product Design, Responding Also tagged Business, Economics, Entrepreneur, Interface Design, Interfaces, Investment, Iteration, new toy, News, Online Communities, Software, User Interfaces, Web 2.0 Leave a comment
While You Wait, The Internet is Like Teenagers.
I’m trying to write some other things up, but here is an early thought for your viewing pleasure. So here is that Guy Kawasaki panel with the “kids,” that critical demographic that everyone is trying to change into paying for things. One note: I’m in that demographic, mwahaha. It’s a really hard demographic to be [...]
Posted in Business, Ideas, Internet, Posts Also tagged Facebook, Gmail, Guy Kawasaki Leave a comment
The New York Tech MeetUp, The Reviews
Image by katielips via Flickr I’m Overly Exhausted, and very distracted, so this is very late getting out, but I thought I should do a writeup of the New York Tech Meetup. (this was written over a 24 hour period, so excuse the time wierdness in advance.) It was an interesting experience. Sitting in the [...]
Posted in Business, Reviews, Software Also tagged Business Model, Mobile Web, New York Tech Meetup, Reviews, Social network 9 Comments
Conde and McKinsey, you still suck