Daily Archives: Sunday, February 13, 2005

Defining successful user experience

<b>Defining successful user experience:</b> Jason Kottke (whose weblog, <a href=”http://www.kottke.org”>kottke.org</a>, in my opinion, is the benchmark for weblog design) <a href=”http://www.kottke.org/05/02/google-answers-dot-com”>has follow-up news</a> on an observation he made last week that Google has switched from <a href=”http://www.dictionary.com”>dictionary.com</a> to <a href=”http://www.answers.com”>answers.com</a> … Continue reading

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What a bargain

What a bargain: The NYT is reporting that GM has agreed to pay Fiat $2 billion in order not to buy them. If this is the beginning of a trend, I’d be glad to accept such compensation from any company … Continue reading

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Brands are conversations

Brands are conversations: Business media blogger David Shaw is making some observations on media brands and his first one is this: The true media brand is always personal and human. I was agreeing with him until I got down to … Continue reading

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Valentine’s Day massacre for Google?

Valentine’s Day massacre for Google? I don’t typically blog topics that are investment-related, but search-engine guru John Battelle notes that tomorrow is the final “lock up” day for about $19 billion of GOOG stock held by insiders. A dip in … Continue reading

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E-cards are not a smart valentine idea

E-cards are not a smart valentine idea: Look. I know it’s tempting. But don’t send a valentine via e-mail. I don’t care if Valentine’s Day is the biggest day of the year for online greeting card sites. But how lame … Continue reading

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Grt

grt. nw there’s a mag 4 tx using teens. 4tun8ly, it’s n nothA country.

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