Daily Archives: Wednesday, July 12, 2006

Deep into thinking through

Deep into thinking through: (Curious quote in Jon Fine’s interview with Steve Newhouse regarding Conde Nast’s purchase of Wired News) “One of the things we haven’t done yet, but we are deep into thinking through, is the combination of giving … Continue reading

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Mark Cuban

Mark Cuban: The Internet is old news and boring…deal with it. Quote: “Its not the net, its the applications stupid! Falling costs to create, host and deliver digital bits enable entrepreneurs to be entrepreneurial. Kids can save enough money these … Continue reading

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What guest-blogger Fred Graver said

What guest-blogger Fred Graver said: Jeff Jarvis has lent a guest-post on Buzzmachine to the executive producer of VH1 Best Week Ever for some professional advice to Amanda Congdon and Andrew Baron. Read it if you want to know what … Continue reading

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A tale of two papers

A tale of two papers: The Nashville Scene‘s food critic, Kay West, has not only discovered a great barbecue joint, she’s also discovered what a great writer and small business owner can do with a blog. According to the BBQ … Continue reading

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Rafat attempts a joke

Rafat attempts a joke: “I am about to start a social network for everyone working at all the social networking startups, so that they can social network about social networking business. Get it?” Sorry, Rafat. Guess you had to be … Continue reading

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You have to start somewhere

You have to start somewhere: Yesterday, Slate’s TV critic Troy Patterson wrote an actual, legitimate review of Rocketbook’s Amanda Congdon and Rocketboom for the Washinton Post (I would link to it but the Post’s site seems to have lost my … Continue reading

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