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by domp 20y ago
haha yeah not so catchy as Wikipedia. I think the restrictions will turn off a lot of people also. Seems like you have to prove that you're a professional in your field. I wonder how they'll regulate that without tediously screening every p
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Marketing Tricks for Web 2.0(nivi.com)
2 points by domp 20y ago|1 comments
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Citizendium: A new Wikipedia competitor with more contributor responsibility(webware.com)
1 points by domp 20y ago|2 comments
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by domp 20y ago
Thanks for the feedback, Ryan. Seems like it was a great time this year.
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by domp 20y ago
This was the same sort of view that Michael Arrington had( http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/03/21/good-news-cd-music-sales-down-20-from-2006/) I don't think the 'give away the music and sell the show' is the answer though. I don't think tha
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by domp 20y ago
They should get some big players to wear cameras around. Have a featured promotion like 'The Day in the Life of..' to boost their traffic. I'd love to see a day in the life of a semi-popular person(All I can think of is a musician). Okay, t
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by domp 20y ago
Do you mean sending in the same application with updates? Or are you talking about sending in two separate ideas on different accounts? I'm assuming that if they like your initial idea that they would keep tabs on the newer updated versions
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by domp 20y ago
I thought I'd open up a discussion around Startup School. I wasn't able to be there but I'd love to hear(and I'm sure everyone else not able to attend) about stories. Maybe you met a possible co-founder, got inspiration from a particular sp
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Tell your Startup School story to a person who wasn't fortunate to attend
2 points by domp 20y ago|3 comments
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PlanHQ: Manage your business plan online(web20show.com)
4 points by domp 20y ago|2 comments
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Slingshot or Apollo?(ajaxian.com)
1 points by domp 20y ago|0 comments
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by domp 20y ago
haha yeah this conversation went sour. We're all right!
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by domp 20y ago
I'm not buying the telecocooning thing. Sounds like more of a catch phrase more than anything else. I can put up an away message that says whatever I'm doing much like a "presence poke". Or I can just blast a text to my friends letting them
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Crowdrules: Youtube + Crowd Wisdom(mashable.com)
2 points by domp 20y ago|0 comments
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by domp 20y ago
Yeah I'm thinking it's mostly just buzz and the aftermath of SXSW. A friend did point out that it's good for if you're in the city and want to know if friends are somewhere close. This however does not apply to my 90s Zack Morris phone. I
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by domp 20y ago
There is so much buzz around this company and I just don't get it. You can keep everyone up to date on what you do. Don't people already do this with AIM, Myspace, friendster, blogs, etc.? I just don't see a need to know if someone is liste
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Why do people think Twitter is so great? I feel like I'm missing something
6 points by domp 20y ago|9 comments
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Voicethread: New startup adds audio or text to photo albums(venturebeat.com)
3 points by domp 20y ago|0 comments
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Startup failure can be good?(money.cnn.com)
4 points by domp 20y ago|0 comments
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5 Business & Entrepreneur podcasts(sumolabs.com)
1 points by domp 20y ago|0 comments
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by domp 20y ago
Thanks for this article, ulfstein. One thing I'm on the edge about is flattening the crowd so that no one person or group of people have more of an influence. Although every opinion should matter equally there is always those people that kn
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by domp 20y ago
Yeah I see your point. But having an ugly site isn't going to help you gain popularity. I agree Myspace is probably not thinking of the design aspects. They're focusing on expanding their product and adding features. But when I look at Vir
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by domp 20y ago
I don't agree that 'ugly' is what popular sites are trying to do. I just think that it's poor designers. I won't even bother with a site that looks like it was made in the 90s. With a better designed site I have a better chance of going bac
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by domp 20y ago
Virb does look real good. My only worry is that it doesn't offer many features that matter to normal people. The best addition is the button to stop customization. For the majority of myspace users they're not going to care for most of the
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by domp 20y ago
Definitely. It was great to read this when I had the beginning stages of a company idea in my head. Made me think of it in a completely different way.
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by domp 20y ago
This is a horrible website.
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by domp 20y ago
Thanks JMiao. Yeah I was thrown off with his comment too. I guess he was on my side by trying to prove that things cost a lot of money? Although that wasn't my side because if I had a home studio I would never spend 3 grand on a microphone.
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by domp 20y ago
Yeah I'm with far33d. To make a "great album" doesn't take that much money. I bet only a small percentage of people could tell the difference between a good basement recording and a real nice studio.
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by domp 20y ago
Keep talking? Why are you linking to a 3000 dollar microphone? I don't see how this is relevant in recording cheap or adding to the conversation that we were having. There's a lot more to recording a band than having an expensive microphone
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by domp 20y ago
I really liked "The Tipping Point". Anything by Malcolm Gladwell I would have to recommend.

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