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by parka 16y ago
Here's an excellent article on the death of the Rocky Mountain News: <a href=" http://www.johntemple.net/2009/09/lessons-from-rocky-mountai... ; The lessons mentioned in the article are easily applicable to any newspapers out there. New
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by parka 16y ago
It is very sad to see the extent of the problem. However, as much as I hate to say, it doesn't really affect us directly, probably not those that are reading this comment on HN anyway. Yes, we're angry, disappointed, disillusioned - throw i
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by parka 16y ago
Hidden lesson is how his passion also solves the problems of someone else, hence he's able to monetize it.
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by parka 17y ago
Here too
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by parka 17y ago
If you guys don't already know, Firefox and other browsers also make major money through affiliate marketing. Every sale that's make through that little search box nets the company a little commission. Imagine how many people are using web
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by parka 17y ago
Wow. How I wish I earn that kind of money. I'm an affiliate marketer also but I prefer to refer to myself as a product reviwer. My mission statement is "To help buyers understand exactly what they are buying". It brings job to me when my re
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by parka 17y ago
That's so true about all other games. I've a copy of Mass Effect 2 I bought last week and I haven't played it yet. I fear playing it for the loss of time.
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by parka 17y ago
There are so many internet business models to explore. Why is it that newspapers are only focusing on the subscription based model?
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by parka 17y ago
I love this book. Not really a marketing book but the principles are really practical to lots of situations in life.
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by parka 17y ago
That's the first thing I thought of when I saw it. Copyright is so tricky.
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by parka 17y ago
I buy technology items based on only two criteria. 1. Does it help me save more time. 2. Does it help me save more money. It's a no for both so I'm not getting it.
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by parka 17y ago
There are so many Internet business models but why is it that the subscription model is the only one they can think of. Newspaper industry clearly needs a new business model. But the bigger problem is really the management who are incapable
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by parka 17y ago
I guess the subject here can be replaced with any other sorts of digital downloadable products lile mp3, music, movies and videos. There doesn't seem to be any harm. Those who are already thinking of buying it would continue to do so, and t
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Should e-Books Be Copy Protected? (nytimes.com)
2 points by parka 17y ago|2 comments
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by parka 17y ago
Gmail has no soul. It has positive utility for people who use it. And this is not related to the main article.
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by parka 17y ago
Wow. If the last paragraph is true, it's contradicting point 6 "Discourage politics, use data." already.
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by parka 17y ago
After watching the movie, I can't help it but think the humans are there just to kill rather than to get the unobtainium
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by parka 17y ago
Murdoch is basically saying he wants less reach and readers for his content.
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by parka 17y ago
I would get a Dell 27-inch 2560 by 1440 LED display if there's one too. Just wish that Dell can manufacture one with great energy savings. That will be the deal winner. Currently, I'm using a 2006 Mac Pro. It's still freaking powerful but I
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by parka 17y ago
There's no hack here. Gift cards can't be used to buy gift cards.You need to use cash.
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by parka 17y ago
Founders at Work
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by parka 17y ago
Congrats and good luck! Wish I can do the same as well. I guess I still have a few more months to go although technically speaking I'm also ramen-profitable. Just that I'm lacking the idea to expand. One piece of advice from someone who stu