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"Everyone is always on the lookout for “the next big thing.” The next big thing is finding rare earth minerals on Mars. That’s HARD WORK. Don’t do it! " ..... I
by amkassim 13y ago
"Everyone is always on the lookout for “the next big thing.” The next big thing is finding rare earth minerals on Mars. That’s HARD WORK. Don’t do it! " ..... I disagree.
It almost feels like techcrunch is stooping down to businessinsider style sensationalism.
- rhizome 13y agoThat's how they justify posting every article to HN/Reddit/etc. "Online means relevant!"
- mscarborough 13y agoI hope you're not insinuating that every internal memo that Kara Swisher gets BCC'd on isn't actually worthy of some smartass blog post. Seriously though, it's funny to see Swisher post every lame email from Yahoo corporate and write about it like it's the second coming of investigative journalism.
- rhizome 13y agoIt's hard to be a decent journalist, sometimes too hard.
- bennesvig 13y agoNo one finds the next big thing. People find little things and build them into the next big thing.
- gfodor 13y agoMaybe in the Internet web application business. Not true elsewhere.
- mscarborough 13y agofor a long time, techcrunch has been on the same low level that gawker and allthingsd have been producing. they're all pretty much TMZ for tech, with various results.
- rjzzleep 13y agoi disagree with your disagreement. how big something is irrelevant. more relevant is your execution. crap + well executed => big return the next big thing + poorly execute => wait for someone else to get rich off of it
- Androsynth 13y agothis is the only valid response to any techcrunch article on hn.