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Watching TV: Have we reached a tipping point? So what...(scottsmigler.com)
1 points by bostonscott 14y ago|0 comments
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MySpace is Dead (Posted Dec. 2006)(scottsmigler.com)
7 points by bostonscott 15y ago|0 comments
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by bostonscott 15y ago
This is a plan I could sign on to (for the most part), but as Winestock said, such a plan would never get support. It is not a coincidence that Presidential elections are as close as they are. Politicians essentially buy votes to get electe
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by bostonscott 15y ago
I noticed the same thing. I'd like to know what criteria he used for placing students in the "Jew" category. Perhaps he watched too many "films" by Goebbels.
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by bostonscott 15y ago
"I think this article is woefully misleading in shrinking the entire matter to a simple case of increasing taxes on small businesses" You are misrepresenting the post. It states, "it should be clear that policies like this one will hold bac
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Why the economy will take a long time to recover(scottsmigler.com)
3 points by bostonscott 15y ago|2 comments
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by bostonscott 15y ago
Is that really the definition of a bubble though? A bubble implies irrational valuations. Trying to value a company as if they are the next Google is the purpose of the stock market and can be perfectly rational. Google sets a standard, and
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Increasing your PPC conversion rate(practicalecommerce.com)
1 points by bostonscott 15y ago|0 comments
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How to be Creative(chrisronzio.com)
1 points by bostonscott 15y ago|0 comments
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by bostonscott 15y ago
When companies use recruiters, they will typically pay a fee equal to 15% to 25% of the employee's first year salary. I'm sure HubSpot uses recruiters, and is used to paying $12k plus for top technical talent. The only difference here is th
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by bostonscott 15y ago
This is another case of government manufacturing criminals. "There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals, one makes them. One decla
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Forrester Research Analyst Disputes F-commerce Potential(ecommercejunkie.com)
6 points by bostonscott 16y ago|1 comments
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by bostonscott 16y ago
I agree that rallying their entire company around a key strategic initiative like this is not a blunder. It's an act of transparency that clearly communicates Google's direction both internally and externally. There are many different persp
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by bostonscott 16y ago
You're right, great design is incredibly difficult to achieve - the first time. But then it gets copied by numerous competitors. That's happening right now with the iPad.
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by bostonscott 16y ago
IMHO - Apple's advantage is design. Google's advantage is search. As the boundaries of mobile search are pushed (better local, better social, voice search, better x), I believe Google will dominate mobile. Good mobile design will become ubi
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$1,000 patents / Easier technology licensing from fed labs(boston.com)
3 points by bostonscott 16y ago|0 comments
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Growth Rate of U.S. E-Commerce Sales Hits 3-Year High(scottsmigler.com)
1 points by bostonscott 16y ago|0 comments
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by bostonscott 16y ago
There's false premises in that argument. If Chomsky wants to argue that government funded research is the source of innovation, then he should also ask, what is the source of government funds? Government takes dollars from those who earn it