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by dbreunig 18y ago
Gates created and sustained an industry and changed our lives in the process. Love him or hate him, you have to admit that. Zuckerberg has created something that may amount to a trend, has yet to make a dime, and is still playing catch up t
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by dbreunig 18y ago
I'm of the mind this is the case study for the upcoming generation of consumers. It's about the IP, not the medium. How else could a TV show be about so much more than the 40 minute episode?
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The New Wave of Autism Rights Activists(nymag.com)
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How 'Gossip Girl' Is Changing the Way We Watch Television(nymag.com)
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Apple Wants More Mobile Music From Labels: 3G Hints...(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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The Perils of Free Coffee(freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Toluu Updates, Adds Twitter Integration(readwriteweb.com)
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Mobile music to play a key role in the 3G iPhone?(venturebeat.com)
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New Apple patent application renews speculation for location-based iPhone data networks(intomobile.com)
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by dbreunig 18y ago
Can't second this one enough. This is by far the best show on air. As it relates to business: the show is a veritable collection of case studies revolving around people, culture, and science. Myself: I'd recommend the Space episode.
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by dbreunig 18y ago
It's definitely a great exercise to see how much you spend/lose on gadgets and stuff.
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by dbreunig 18y ago
Given that Google was tapping into Facebook as if they were an Open Social partner, I can see why FB was quick to react. In other news: who is completely underwhelmed by G's Friend Connect? Since when is MySpace the innovator?
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YouTube'sSecret Ad Plan Revealed: 'Buzz Targeting'(alleyinsider.com)
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by dbreunig 18y ago
"No one in a position of importance said this demo was a google killer. It's not, it's basically a technology demo and hopefully a usable tool." Doesn't matter. In this game it's all perception, and if you're launching a consumer facing pro
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On the Powerset Preview/Pitch: They're trying to sell.(contextiscontent.wordpress.com)
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Here Come the Smart Maps: Yahoo Opens Local/Map API(readwriteweb.com)
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Twitter and the Architectural Changes of Life Streaming(readwriteweb.com)
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Scaling a Microblogging Service - Part I(hueniverse.com)
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by dbreunig 18y ago
You put them on a train that doesn't stop moving around the country to hide your whereabouts as you use your servers to facilitate your data-hungry conspiracy needs, of course.
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by dbreunig 18y ago
Honestly, focus on the product first. If you fulfill a strong need for a defined group of people they will do a lot of the talking for you–in a much more authentic way then you ever could. Once you get their support you can put your small b
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by dbreunig 18y ago
1) Identify what group of people (professional group, culture, etc) would benefit most from your product. 2) Seed early to this group and use them as a sounding board. Build a relationship with them. Focus on solving problems for this user
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Gaming Google: In defense of search-engine optimization for everyone.(slate.com)
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Gladwell: Why the Good Ideas Come all at Once(newyorker.com)
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by dbreunig 18y ago
I agree, too much clutter. But the "factz" feature is pretty awesome (even wit the gratuitous z).
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by dbreunig 18y ago
The value of Powerset is not consumer facing. Powerset could make a killing licensing it's search to large businesses who are swimming in data, especially pre-digital data. Applying a natural language program to these archives can associate
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by dbreunig 18y ago
This just in: EA dropping dial-a-DRM. http://www.crunchgear.com/2008/05/09/update-mass-effect-for-...
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Update: Mass Effect for PC drops dial-a-DRM!(crunchgear.com)
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by dbreunig 18y ago
Let me correct myself: it wasn't a flop. But it certainly followed an unorthodox path, bombing for the first few weeks then picking up in the coming months (absolutely absurd for a PC game). Interestingly, this supports the "kicking the tir
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by dbreunig 18y ago
Time to play devil's advocate: can you blame them? On paper, Crysis was a near flop, but when it comes to actual installs it's close to the game of the year! Crysis has been on Pirates Bay since last November and still has over 600 seeders.
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Whats the Worst E-Mail Mistake You Ever Made?(freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com)
3 points by dbreunig 18y ago|0 comments

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