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I agree with the primary point that Apple is making a mistake in not treating developers well. However, I think that the essay misses a couple of points. 1. The essay rejects the notion of an "intermediary" or a "software publisher". Howeve
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17y ago
One more book for the list ..... The Business of Software: What Every Manager, Programmer, and Entrepreneur Must Know to Thrive and Survive in Good Times and Bad Author: Michael A. Cusumano ISBN-10: 074321580X ISBN-13: 978-0743215800
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>>If you're writing entire chapters on 'igon values' Pinker's review says thatthe book "quotes an expert speaking about an 'igon value' (that’s eigenvalue,.." I haven't read the book. Are you sure that Pinker was downplaying the "ig
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I'm surprised that all responses seem to be on Pinker's side, but here is my take on it >>What do Sailor's beliefs about an unrelated issue have to do with his analysis of NFL Well, the credibility of a source (and his past "researc
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Half in U.S. Would Pay for Online News, most other w countries would pay more
(nytimes.com)
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good point. You may get some benefit from other news sites picking up on a story covered by TechCrunch. However, in general, I'd say that unless your customer/user profile is the TechCrunch reader, TechCrunch posting schedules aren't going
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17y ago
That depends on your definition of "high-value" Hypothetically, an individual may consider a video to be high-value. Yet, if the video is pirated and if most people see the video without paying anything to the video-maker, the video-maker m
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I think you may be assuming a distinction that isn't there. If (as the article seems to suggest) consumers can get high-value programs as well as low-value programs for the same "free" price , the value of the program isn't going to matte
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Bill Gates says Wall Street pay too high
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It is funny that the article says "The American Left knows how to import Europe’s failures" in talking about the high unemployment rate. I guess they think that Obama has been president for the past 9 years.
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Links for the urls mentioned above http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=77525 ( http://blogs.wsj.com/venturecapital/2009/11/09/the-wisdom-of...
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The multiple cofounder myth: Admobs one more data point
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imo the site seems to focus too much on stuff like saying "Pushy is freaking awesome!" (to answer the "What is Pushy FAQ question) and too little on relevant stuff that developers would want to know. For instance, I couldn't find out what t
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Pressure on Google over blocked calls
(thehill.com)
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IPhone app store rankings are broken (intermittent bug)
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Apparently, his inbox is filled with questions on biz dev and financing.He doesn't tell us what those questions are or why the people who email him represent "Seattle entrepreneurs"
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>>It's disputed territory; but it's not Google's dispute. reply No, Google is taking sides when it redraws the current political and administrative borders and draws a China map that includes Arunachal Pradesh. China also disputes t
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17y ago
Has anyone tried to setup an affiliate program with Apple directly. That way, developers can get the 5% commission themselves and also track sales conversions (without going through a third party that pockets the 5% commission)
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It looks like Apple did the right thing here. They stopped the app from using a term copyrighted by Nintendo. They also communicated the rejection reason to the developer clearly. Ultimately, this is probably going to be a win-win for both
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imo if they do major "waterfall" releases every two months, they are probably doing it right and getting most of the benefits of "agile" development Unfortunately, "agile" has become religion for a lot of people and sometimes, it is also an
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Good move in some respects. It will help users try out the app before paying any money and it may help developers drive more sales. OTH we need to see whether (as mrshoe said) whether "Free" becomes the new $0.99 and if this has adverse con
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Wall Street Journal now the #1 selling US newspaper
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I have no suggestions on directions or big changes. However, here are a couple of (smaller ideas) thoughts You mention that you're selling individual features of Gaia GPS as standalone less-expensive apps. Have you considered selling just
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Data losses in Snow Leopard bug
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The NYT report doesn't say that the prize is premature. Why use a misleading headline for the hn submission of the report ?
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Thanks for the clarification. There is a big difference between saying that one $50 app did well and saying that "Figures show that the top grossing apps were $50" As itunes stats show (today), in the top 100 grossing apps list, only three
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He is wrong on the facts. Only Three of the top hundred grossing apps cost $50 or more. These three apps are all from big companies and the apps are iPhone versions of their current products.(Two of the three apps are MobileNavigator from N
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Btw I submitted this news report yesterday, but I titled the submission with Newsweek's title/headline for the article - "Striking It Rich: Is There An App For That?" (Hardly anyone noticed that submission :-). -- On other posts, I've seen
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Commercial speech is already regulated. (unless you're also suggesting that all commercial speech be unregulated) It is inconsistent for you to suggest that bloggers should be given an exception. Anyway, I'm not worried about the regulation
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Striking It Rich: Is There An App For That?
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