Daily Archives: Monday, October 10, 2005

Why companies succeed: The secret to success in business is having people who “get it” run the company, according to this article in the Harvard Business Journal. Quote: A leader’s long-term success isn’t derived from sheer force of personality or … Continue reading →

The WSJ could learn something from Google: Is it just me, or is there something slightly humorous about the Wall Street Journal posting an article in “Today’s Free Features” called “With ‘Free’ Lure, Will Google Tap More Markets? Side note: … Continue reading →

Let’s get something straight about the dot.com ‘bust’: Whenever I see articles like this BBC piece about a study showing, “the web has grown more in 2005 than it did at the height of the dotcom boom,” it reminds me … Continue reading →

How web search changed history: Shawn Lea’s curiousity (that, or she’s got some big project she’s avoiding) leads to some interesting places, like this list of links about things that changed history (at least in the opinions of someone).

What Dave said: “We need more people starting projects for the community, that build the community, and then have the perseverence to stick with it, in the hope that there will be a payday someday.” Amen, Uncle Dave.