njetx

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In Praise of Bad Times: What we can learn from the last downturn(uk.techcrunch.com)
2 points by njetx 18y ago|0 comments
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10 Tips On Launching Your Start-up, Particularly If You Don't Live In The Target Market(uk.techcrunch.com)
6 points by njetx 18y ago|0 comments
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by njetx 18y ago
Yeah VentureBeat reported that a couple of days ago. We're taking bets on it: http://www.hubdub.com/m7672/What_Price_Will_The_3G_iPhone_Se...
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by njetx 18y ago
The writer makes the common mistake to equate circulation decline with decline of interest in the news. That clearly isn't the case which even a quick look at Pew Research stats would show. People are getting their news from the internet. T
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by njetx 18y ago
Summize is excellent. You can set up an RSS feed on your start-up name and then it feeds you Tweets that mention it. It is a great way to connect with early adopters who use your site.
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by njetx 18y ago
The tech writing is as good as ever (and I really like the design - feels 'cleaner' than TechCrunch). I thought all the celebrity stuff would be J key fodder but it is strangely compelling.
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by njetx 18y ago
We've been looking at adding CoComment to our site which I think is very similar. I have been using it and I like the way it records all the comments I make which I can then go back and refer to. However, it feels like we provide them with
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by njetx 18y ago
You really need to work backwards from the value of the customer. If you have something that directly monetises then you can calculate value of a register user and of a visitor. Back out your marketing budget from there. However I am assumi
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by njetx 18y ago
Walking away from over-paying for Yahoo is probably the smartest thing Ballmer has done since becoming CEO. Did Yahoo manage to convince anyone that they really have a strong go-it-alone strategy? Why pay now when you can pay half in 12 mon
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by njetx 18y ago
It is an excellent article. However I don't really get the hoo-ha about most Facebook apps being just for fun. I guess if you asked most of Facebook's users why they use Facebook they would say to have fun and connect with friends, not mana
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by njetx 18y ago
I worked for McKinsey for 4 years and I actually really liked the up or out process. Yes, it puts you under pressure but not much more than the pressure young competitive people tend to put themselves under anyway. Nearly everyone there wan
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by njetx 19y ago
Gee, I registered only yesterday. I'm glad I made it before it became mainstream!
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by njetx 19y ago
It is pretty tough to see why Microsoft wants Digg. It already has an exclusive on advertising. Plus it isn't clear how they would grow it any faster than Rose and Co. Plus while, I don't believe 90% of the we would leave threats I think so