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Music Meme

I don’t talk too much about me personally on the blog… probably a good thing, perhaps not (let me know in the comments). But I

April 7, 2006

Pricing IS an issue

In the “Bowl me over with a feather” category, it looks like Sony’s PSP movie format discs (UMD) might be going away. Disappointing sales have

March 31, 2006

Bad time to start a company?

Caterina from Flickr says it’s a bad time to start a new company. Everybody else is starting a company. It’s crazy. Every single person who

March 30, 2006

Solutions for Email Overlooad

If you’re like me, you get a metric ton of email in your inbox every day. Most of said mails are poorly crafted, to say

March 29, 2006

37signals – The Book

The folks over at 37signals have self-published a book: What is the book about?Getting Real details the business, design, programming, and marketing principles of 37signals.

March 8, 2006

Marketing 2.0

I was chatting with my eBuddy Johnnie Moore about my experiences with buying an Alienware computer. (More on that in a soon to be released

March 7, 2006

The New Gig

Today I’m starting week 4 at the new job. It’s rapidly loosing the "new" moniker, which is just fine by me. I like being settled

March 6, 2006

Big news to announce today – After more than 5 years, 38 passport stamps, 3 great bosses, nearly 17,000 fan emails, 1 LEGO book, 2

February 2, 2006

101 Dumbest Moments in Business

This is a very long list of dumb business moments. It’s a fun (albeit long) read. One of my favorites: 20. He’s a perfect 10

January 31, 2006

LEGO and the Long Tail

Chris Anderson writes about LEGO products and how TLG fits into the Long Tail model. It all starts with Lego’s mail-order business, which began as

October 20, 2005

More Open Source Marketing

Firemonger is a project to "Help spread Firefox. Download this CD, burn it and give it to your friends and family". The Firemonger project is

October 19, 2005

Work your network!

OK, it’s time for a bit of a rant – please bear with me. One thing that I’m continually surprised at is how close the

October 18, 2005

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