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by nuweborder 17y ago
This is right up my alley. I applaud you for writing this piece, and putting it out there as to what is wrong with the web, and what needs to happen. This issue is that the current web model is being regurgitated through all these sites t
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by nuweborder 17y ago
I too enjoy thesixtyone.com. Its a great site. Though because its a basic "Digg" for indie music, I do think that it can use some improvements that will take it to the next level. I will be sure to let you and others know when my ideas a
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by nuweborder 17y ago
This is only a crappy investment because these music startups are looking at the entire business model in the wrong fashion. They are regurgitating the same old lame model that has failed time and time again. Its time for some new blood,
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by nuweborder 17y ago
Without entrepreneurship, there would be no Ford, no Microsoft, nor many other "must haves" that we enjoy today. Entrepreneurship created the automobile, the computer as we know it today, the website that we are discussing on right now, an
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by nuweborder 17y ago
I dont play music, but I love to listen to it. HipHop, R&B, Pop, Jazz, Classical, Blues, Rock, everything. I too have noticed that playing music is a consistent trend for many.
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by nuweborder 17y ago
Music is quite literally the universal language. It brings people together, and allows now only the musician to express themselves, but also the listener. Music can be completely in a foreign language, but we listen, and can love it becau
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by nuweborder 17y ago
Looks like Andreesen is at it again. He's got the experience, the name, and ofcourse the cash to make a BIG impact in the browser world. Has learned from the mistakes he made with hit browser, NETSCAPE, and from the "browser wars" with Mi
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by nuweborder 17y ago
I have to cosign this notion. I am a 28 year old man, and I have always not liked fiction. I only read non-fiction. It is most interesting to me, and I enjoy learning, and like to learn from people and things that have actually occured.
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by nuweborder 17y ago
Cuban is well known for speaking his mind, and he lived up to his reputation in this interview. Thats what we are all out here to do. And thats what this country is built on. Entrepreneurship. Creating something from nothing, and making
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by nuweborder 17y ago
That's the point. Can we develop a program that is more efficient and effective than the present point and click programs? I know this wont change the fact that programming technically is going on. The point of the original question is,
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by nuweborder 17y ago
The 3 Rules are great advice. Simple and to the point. And any entrepreneur can relate to them. Marc Andreesen is doing it again. First Netscape, then NING, and now a VC, with a bunch of other stuff along the way. My venture plans to e
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Nine-Year Old Whiz-Kid Writes iPhone Application (retireat21.com)
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Going "GREEN" with the world's most powerful engine
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Social Media Marketing for web company vs. brick-and-mortar
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by nuweborder 17y ago
Sometimes less, is more. Keep it simple, and perfect it.
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by nuweborder 17y ago
Sounds like Tweetdeck, but less useful because only works with facebook.
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by nuweborder 17y ago
Could the agreement by FriendFeed, to sell to Facebook have been pushed along by the possible emergence of the supposed FriendFeed Killer by Apple, dubbed iFriendFeed ( http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/08/11/apple-planning-some-sup... )? May
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by nuweborder 17y ago
Thanks for the constructive feedback on the site. Point well taken. I have thought about that very issue. Too bad I'm not a programmer. I am working with my programmer in implementing the site as I invision it. Will be sure to communic
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by nuweborder 17y ago
This is the real prize of the FriendFeed purchase. Facebook was not purchasing FriendFeed for the company. They were purchasing the Google Vets that developed it. Knowledge is key, and in the long run, what those FriendFeed guys know, und
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by nuweborder 17y ago
Great to see these guys, especially Mark Zuckerberg, though worth multimillions, are able to simply hang out in shorts and a tee to sign a deal as big as this. Shows that these guys arent too caught up inthe typical corporate scene, but ar
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by nuweborder 17y ago
Programmers are definately creative and very skilled. What I mean is that there is often something lost in translation anytime you take a creative idea from one person to another, just as happens when a story is told. In my opinion, progr
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by nuweborder 17y ago
Not only am I a big B.I.G. fan, I agree with the article's interpretation of the song. Great tips. For years I have though of startups in the same way. When I created my web startup ( http://www.bidrealm.net ), I worked by these same rul
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by nuweborder 17y ago
Not only have hiphop artists been rhyming about business, and making references to the industry, but they have been conducting legitimate businesses outside of rapping, for years. From Run DMC's major sponsorship with Adidas, to Russell Si
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by nuweborder 17y ago
1. I too am not a programmer, but I believe that I have great creative ideas, and I do have an educational background and professional experience in business in marketing. I have a BBA in business mgmt, and MBA in marketing, and I work fo
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In these cases, founders should never start paying themselves. As a startup entrepreneur, one must sacrifice for the financial health of their new business. If the company is in well enough financial health, then it is ok for founders to
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Continuing to write code, allows the profession itself to continue to be looked at as a commodity. It keeps people in jobs, and unfortunately keeps many creative thinkers out of the loop. As it is, only programmers can write code effectiv