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thought people would be interested in hearing of a "success" story so to speak. If I had had a traditional 9-5 job, I probably would have quit in 2003-2004. bu
by arn 18y ago
thought people would be interested in hearing of a "success" story so to speak. If I had had a traditional 9-5 job, I probably would have quit in 2003-2004. but for various reasons it dragged out to 2008. I never really considered myself a "blogger", though it seems that's what I've become. My other projects will not necessarily be blogs in the traditional sense.
- babul 18y agoI have just been reading your blog and macrumors (which I had never heard of). It is actually good to see you have done well especially as your success is based on the model I like best - organic growth based on delivering value to people.
- wallflower 18y agoI love MacRumors because even though they are huge they are still are in some arenas an underdog (e.g. full-time staff of Gizmodo)... Like other blogs I am addicted to, I manually type in the site address at least once, if not twice a day. > My other projects will not necessarily be blogs in the traditional sense. Maybe we can look forward to some custom iPhone/iPod Touch apps that are a different way to read/change the way we read our news?
- petercooper 18y agoThat's interesting. MacRumors.com is the only blog I manually visit every few days too. Almost everything else is in my RSS reader but for some reason I still visit MacRumors "by hand."