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disagree. i think few people write as persuasively as Calacanis - his ability to make a case for something and to articulate it is, despite the tasteless self-p
by inmygarage 16y ago
disagree. i think few people write as persuasively as Calacanis - his ability to make a case for something and to articulate it is, despite the tasteless self-promotion, admirable.
"Didn't anyone read "Tom Sawyer"? We're whitewashing Zuckerberg's fence."
- lakeeffect 16y agoI think Apple was the first to get us to do this for them at 40% cut rather than 30%. Both remarkable takes for their subsequent effort.
- JacobAldridge 16y agoOf course, you're not paying them for their effort. You're paying them for creating a distribution channel you can access, and then the ongoing product development that maintains and grows that distribution base. Linking it to subsequent effort is like saying a programmer should only charge $1 for all bar the first copy of their program, given how easy it is to burn new dvds.
- robryan 16y agoActually reading this I wonder why facebook gave applications the ability to collect email addresses easily? Lowers platform lock in as someone like Zynga if they do move away from facebook can just use the email to keep the user base they have acquired.
- jwegan 16y agoThey had to give the FB app developers some alternative to newsfeed notifications to keep them from getting to enraged when their primary source of recruiting users was yanked out from under them.
- ojbyrne 16y agoOk, based on your comment, I'm going back to read the second "paragraph."
- ojbyrne 16y agoAnd it was disappointing. The best part of the whole goddamn article was the self-promoting opening. The rest was tired, you've already heard this, let's jump on the band wagon, analysis.