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FWIW, I'm a small business owner and have downloaded quite a few whitepapers and signed up for quite a few "webinars" that I thought might provide valuable info. Quality varies, but tends to hover well below "wow". In each of these cases, m
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These Clay Shirky articles might interest you. In fact one of them might have been linked to from HN recently, I'm not totally certain: http://is.gd/iv84 http://is.gd/NZu
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18y ago
I've noticed that Etsy's success is attracting competitors, some of whom are kind of appealing. * 1000markets.com * silkfair.com * mintd.com * dawanda.com
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I disagree - I don’t think Twitter is going down a slippery slope. I think they’re making a sincere attempt to make their service as authentic and as useful as possible. The subtext is that a Twitter username suggests identity (in fact that
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Keep it a secret, and try to make a difference: http://is.gd/bPVr
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PayPal is a good alternative checkout method, but less desirable as a billing method. Recurring billing via PayPal, for example, requires your customer to enter a hairy "User Agreement" giving you permission to charge them up to several hun
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The best part of that document is the line "the founders who join the company full time and are committed to making it a success are much more valuable than founders who are going to sit on the sideline and be cheerleaders." That said, if t
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I think BzzAgent is diabolical and genius, and what they do is target the gaping hole in the soul of capitalist America. We, as a nation, are simultaneously desperate to belong and to believe. I find it sad that, for many, talking up consum
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"Even a website that users visit daily seems to feel like a tool: users want to get in and get out as quickly as possible rather than “connect” with the site." This is great advice and makes me think of the recently failed Nau - http://nau