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Its lack of a monetization engine as efficient as Google's is the single biggest issue facing the company, period.
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sounds interesting, and also similar to Ooga Labs (both SF based too!)
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links for 2006-10-24
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“It’s not a stretch to think of Starbucks in a new way as a network. A new channel with 12,500 points of distribution,”
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and get this - they plant a tree for you for every month you're a paying subscriber
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including: Bill Joy, Ed Zander, etc...
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The R2 captures nine gigabytes of data per minute.
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proving that Americans can produce commercials just as weird as the Japanese ones (things get crazy around the 1:05 mark...and just get weirder)
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(tags: photography tools)
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Answer - Pretty much everyone.
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''Steve made some interesting observations early on about navigating content,'' "It was about being very focused and not trying to do too much with the device. The enabling features aren't obvious and evident, because the key was getting rid of stuff.''
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simplicity can go a long way
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"It's easier to catch yourself doing something you shouldn't than always to remember to do something you should." "Only hire people who are either going to code or go out and get users, because that's all you need at first."
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TMac looks like a little kid as he's 6'9"! (found on ESPN's NBA homepage)(tags: basketball espn)
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Love the PaperSync concept. (ps: Yahoo, if this app functions anywhere near what it looks like in the demo....please buy this company!)
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Somehow American leadership managed to create a more dangerous world and somehow this is tolerated(tags: politics)
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"...if a cat jumps on a hot stove, he'll never jump on a hot stove again. And that’s good. But he'll also never jump on a cold stove again—and that may not be good." "And that’s why men are both less interesting and more predictable than women..."
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The truth is that both Google and Yahoo! are really good companies with smart people and some pretty terrific assets. You do a disservice to both -- and to your readers -- by canonizing one and Swift-Boating the other.
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If you've seen the movie and get the design, you'll love it....and if you've only see the movie, you may still love it.
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Buying uncomitted users is a risky business. For Google to monetize that community and leverage that brand they have to change the process that built that brand and community. (also, scroll to the top to see the key purpose for the deal)
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cool way to analyze slow page loads.
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assuming they had the talent, who WOULDN'T want to work for this company?
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I wanted to take a picture of the Picasso with the hole in it so badly that my camera was literally quivering.
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(tags: webdesign)
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it's not about how much you do but that you do what you say you will by the time you promised(tags: business productivity)
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Upcoming said this event was discovered by me but it was really a co-worker that recommended it.
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1. Movies.xls or NameThatFilm.xls
2. Questioning the Long Tail
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