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Strategic Imagination: Why Academia Hinders Progress(datainsightsideas.com)
1 points by daveambrose 18y ago|0 comments
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by daveambrose 18y ago
I have two friends at Google, one entry level in AdWords and another a senior exec in the social media division, and they told me they have had enough due to these reasons Fred listed. It was bound to happen one day.
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by daveambrose 18y ago
Read this: http://www.egov.vic.gov.au/in-link/inlink_redirect.php?env=-...
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by daveambrose 18y ago
Any updated data, other then 2006?
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Is It Necessary For A-Listers to Get First Dibs?(shegeeks.net)
1 points by daveambrose 18y ago|1 comments
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by daveambrose 18y ago
If, and only if, you can craft one that makes sense and is coherent.
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by daveambrose 18y ago
I studied in Washington, DC during the last four years where the campus was rife with students interested in politics, non-profits and finance. Maybe it was my school, but I didn't meet any "techies" until my Junior year, and that was only
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by daveambrose 18y ago
I can see that from the back-end perspective, but come on...FB is getting rid of one the unique features that made it great: an online community watercooler for any type of network. (Hey, this feature was great in college). Surprised to see
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by daveambrose 18y ago
For many of the reasons/highlights listed in this article about Karp's endeavor, I chose to put my blog on Tumblr. It's fast, information effecient and has a built-in sense of community via their Dashboard.
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by daveambrose 18y ago
Someone featured on GigaOm a few months back put together some data around the "Digg effect" and stickiness/surge in traffic a post on the front page. (Can't get the link now since I'm on my bberry, but it's around). Also, I agree with Ryan