JohnN

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by JohnN 19y ago
not at all, not unless u count to the bathroom
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Creating a Community for your Startup(scribblesheet.co.uk)
7 points by JohnN 19y ago|0 comments
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by JohnN 19y ago
startup kid
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by JohnN 19y ago
Congrats
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by JohnN 19y ago
Well there is a few standard things we did at our startup. * BUILD SOMETHING PEOPLE WANT - it isn't so obvious what people want though. 1. Social Bookmarking - Reddit, Digg etc 2. Add any Feeds to RSS Directories 3. Keep a blog and update a
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by JohnN 19y ago
good luck with your search kieran.
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Hot Air? Apple's New Macbook(scribblesheet.co.uk)
1 points by JohnN 19y ago|0 comments
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by JohnN 19y ago
Talent imitates, but genius steals. - T.S. Elliott.
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by JohnN 19y ago
happy hols!
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by JohnN 19y ago
some coverage here http://scribblesheet.co.uk/article/is_your_idea_any_good
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Best explanation of the banking crisis I've read(moneyweek.com)
8 points by JohnN 19y ago|3 comments
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by JohnN 19y ago
Clearly none, how many startup founders are called "superstars" by the pres.
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by JohnN 19y ago
An interesting question here, is whether China can convert to a service economy, which is much more information based. If they can develop a big enough internal market with high levels of consumer demand (the Chinese are savers unlike the w
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by JohnN 19y ago
the problem with this event is that non-oxford uni students couldn't go. Ah well.
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by JohnN 19y ago
You make a fair point.... but Myspace never had the effect of Facebook because the social aspects are limited. The tie-in is not as string as Facebook and how many of us actually had a myspace page we updated regularly when Myspace was big?
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by JohnN 19y ago
Well.... 1. Facebook does has a great Social Network and the chances of people moving elsewhere is unlikely because they have developed a critical mass. Millions of people are already invested in Facebook. Fads are easy to change. Its not e
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by JohnN 19y ago
For more on this watch some of this talks....this is from 1998 but still so relevant. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfuXKpMFUjc
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by JohnN 19y ago
cool with me
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by JohnN 19y ago
I'm in london, working on a citizen journalism site (www.scribblesheet.co.uk)
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What Open Social means for Startups(scribblesheet.co.uk)
1 points by JohnN 19y ago|0 comments
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Why the British Love Facebook(scribblesheet.co.uk)
1 points by JohnN 19y ago|0 comments
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by JohnN 19y ago
I think what the author is trying to get at is that brilliance, ideas, energy etc can be a curse. I am sure everyone here knows of a few young entrepreneur types jumping from idea to idea never quite sticking with anything for a long enoug
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by JohnN 19y ago
I had side projects and consulting opportunities on the go but I shelved them all to concentrate 100% on my startup. Luckily, I live at home so I dont have the pressures of some people but I think outside "consulting" is not sustainable in
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by JohnN 19y ago
I found it hilariously creepy, couldn't stop laughing.
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by JohnN 19y ago
its different because there are profiles, voting, comments plus we are focused on comment and opinion
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by JohnN 19y ago
It seems to me that two startups can have be roughly the same in terms of how good it is, but one gets much better PR. Maybe PR only matters all things being equal. I am thinking of PR strategies for my startup, any ideas? BTW its an open
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Ask PG: Do you still see value in traditional PR?
8 points by JohnN 19y ago|17 comments
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by JohnN 19y ago
Getting a Visa is next to impossible. Now imagine if your name is Mohammed (not that mine is)
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by JohnN 19y ago
I need to learn how to hack and I will
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by JohnN 19y ago
Thanks for the tips

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