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by newmediaclay 16y ago
It's not misleading, it's just not overly literal. I think it's pretty easy to make the connection that Free Apps who also have revenue are selling things within the app. Also, the article makes clear, it's not just people paying for the "f
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FTC Names Edward W. Felten as Agency's Chief Technologist(ftc.gov)
1 points by newmediaclay 16y ago|0 comments
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The Unknown Tax Cut(nytimes.com)
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
"We have a very flexible work culture that is focused on putting good, smart people in positions where they have responsibility and trusting them to do a great job. What the ‘work’ actually looks like is much less important to us." Wow. Ca
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Campaign Monitor Launches Monthly Pricing Plans(campaignmonitor.com)
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Google M&A Chief Says Deals Paying Off Huge(us.mobile.reuters.com)
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
I wish the site had a nice Features Area, so I could get an overview of what the product will do without actually signing up for it. I bet you'll lose some legitimate customers who would rather read about the product before making a "purch
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The Four Priorities of Winning New Business(winwithoutpitching.com)
1 points by newmediaclay 16y ago|0 comments
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Knowing You Can Get There(clayschossow.com)
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
We didn't pay ourselves until the company was profitable. This was somewhat easier since we started the company while in college and had pretty much no standard of living to maintain. We didn't take any funding, so it really wasn't possibl
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
Apple Stock vs. Netflix Stock over past 5 Years: http://www.google.com/finance?chdnp=1&chdd=1&chds=1&...
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
There is not even close to enough information in this post to take it seriously. How big was the sample? Who were these taters? Are they even beer drinkers? Etc., etc.
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
Oh, most definitely. I think most of my requirements could be extended to just about any founder. I still spend probably 10% of my time making simple text changes in our CMS.
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
As a non-technical person with two technical co-founders, I found this to be a great list. Here are a few more from my experience as the non-technical founder: 1. The ability to explain things in simple, non-technical terms, even though the
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The story behind the 2010 startup success: Siri(scobleizer.com)
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
This is a perfect example of why you need to be super wary when investing on your own -- the technology, resources, and knowledge in the hands of these big firms is simply unattainable by individuals.
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Netflix vs. Apple Over Past 5 Years(google.com)
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
Great post. This left me wondering -- what do you think would have happened if Yahoo had been successful in their $1b bid for Facebook? Would FB have turned the company around by instilling a start-up/hacker culture. Or would it have jus
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
Amazing read. This also demonstrates another benefit of living near a college campus - acres and acres of beautiful land and architecture just begging to be walked through. It is no surprise to me that one of the few places he saw Americans
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
We've done both. For our corporate site, we designed it and for our product site, we went to an outside designer. We're getting ready to redesign our corporate site again, and I think this time we'll definitely look to outside help. The r
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
GroupOn isn't taking a small cut, they're taking 50% of each deal. Your theory may be correct if they were only offering the discount, but in addition to the 30% a business has to offer, they then have to pay 50% of the deal to GroupOn.
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
The polite thing usually doesn't make good business sense. Ask Bill Gates.
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
Google put absolutely 0 muscle behind this product. Android got front page placement on Google and it has now overtaken iPhone. They either didn't truly believe in Wave or the marketing team just made a huge gaffe by not even making a hal
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
http://whytherearenogirls.blogspot.com/ . Enough said.
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
Make that Ten Thousand and One. This post worked on me -- awesome ideas. I especially like that you just don't default to the blog for all content and announcements. Diversifying your news and updates across multiple channels is a great w
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
"Mr. Coatney estimated that posting links and notes to the Newsweek Twitter feed and Facebook page sent roughly 200,000 to 300,000 readers to Newsweek’s Web site each month. By comparison, Tumblr sent closer to 1,000 a day." Ugh -- why didn
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Is Italy Too Italian?(nytimes.com)
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
This campaign DID come from W+K. So did the "Write the Future" World Cup campaign.
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by newmediaclay 16y ago
Had never head of Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk. Looks amazing. Just bought it.
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The Softer Side of Dell(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by newmediaclay 16y ago|0 comments

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