Twitter as a new medium. Comparisons to AIM, Facebook. – by Gerry Campbell on Luckyrobot.com
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Twitter is a new medium.
December 3rd, 2008 · 6 Comments
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This is The Golden Age of Internet
November 21st, 2008 · 5 Comments
Comparison of historical Media splintering with today’s Internet
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Case Study – CostToDrive.com – Small and clean
November 19th, 2008 · 6 Comments
To follow up on my posts regarding Smallness, it seems like an illustration may be really beneficial. Enter Jim Kovarik and Cost2Go, with his initial offering Cost2Drive.com. I mentioned it in my post about winning investors. In fact, it was partial inspiration for the post. Jim and C2G are the poster child for what I [...]
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Invisible Post feature corrected…
November 11th, 2008 · 1 Comment
I had a bug that was making certain posts have the really cool invisible type style applied. I uninstalled that feature, so you with IE can see again. G
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Catch 22 – Why Small is better than Big
November 10th, 2008 · 4 Comments
I love to build things that help people become more informed, make life a little more convenient and make money. It’s not hard to see why my list of employers and investments all operate in search, news, finance, local, semantics, etc. The common thread is that they all support my personal mission above. With that [...]
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Win investors in a single breath?
November 5th, 2008 · 1 Comment
In my last post I shared my experience with what I call a flameout. We hit the wall at 100 miles an hour and went poof. In contrast, there’s the idea that small may be a better approach. Great. What does that mean? This post is to answer that and offer guidance to entrepreneurs who [...]
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The music service of the future
October 29th, 2008 · 16 Comments
I just ran through the Lala.com site, as well as reading about the remote Sonos/iPhone capabilities. I have to reminisce about a company a friend and I started some time ago. It was called Bounce Networks. It was so far out there that all we got were looks of confusion from nearly EVERYONE we talked [...]
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Sustainable transportation is closer than you think….
October 28th, 2008 · 1 Comment
While the markets have been doing their thing, really meaningful progress is being made on, arguably, the number-one, biggest, scariest problem facing Americans and, for that matter, the entire globe: Transportation power. The problem is really simple to understand – the US is heavily dependent on a single-sourced resource that comes in a large part [...]
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Time to Winterize
October 16th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Apparently I have become a defacto expert on weathering tough times. Maybe it’s because I was at the detonation point of the Internet Bust (boy, was it crowded there!). Maybe it’s because I have broad experience in running businesses amidst adverse corporate conditions (euphemism) and maybe it’s because I have lots of opinions. You decide. [...]
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A light of good news in the midst of market happenings
September 30th, 2008 · 1 Comment
CNN story on plug-in Hybrids Expect to see more about this – shifting Hybrids over to plug-in power. The general idea is that cars currently have a single point of failure: Gasoline supply. If we can make Hybrids into plug-ins and they can recharge via the power grid, not relying on the single-source, decreasing supply [...]
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