February 2012
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Feb 7th
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Create like a God, command like a king, work like...
daredo: Quote of the day. This could just about be the recipe for succes as a startup founders and CEOs in general.  Photo credits Harold Edgerton, from here 
Feb 4th
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January 2012
5 posts
The New American Divide →
Great article with data about growing inequality in america.
Jan 28th
Jan 28th
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The rules of a creator's life.
creativesomething: Click to view a tad‒bit larger. And share with your friends, co‒workers, and creative icons.
Jan 18th
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December 2011
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September 2011
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August 2011
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April 2011
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going out on top →
Apr 3rd
March 2011
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WatchWatch
Great keynote by Jack Dorsey of Square
Mar 29th
Exactly! The new NYT subscription plan makes no... →
My favourite quote from the article = “The New York Times’s legacy business is the printed newspaper. They charge less for a print subscription than an all-inclusive digital subscription, despite the fact that all print subscriptions include an all-inclusive digital subscription. This makes no sense. You pay less but get something that intuitively bears a significant real cost: hundreds of...
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February 2011
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Feb 24th
it was only a matter of time - china now 2nd... →
Feb 14th
WatchWatch
Great video from DLD - Interview with Andrew Mason (Groupon) and Dennis Crowley (foursquare)
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January 2011
5 posts
Monocle on Bloomberg →
TV series of Monocle on Bloomberg. I love the magazine and enjoy these snippets of televisual splendor.
Jan 29th
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Square →
Quora won new product of the year at Techrunch’s Crunchies, but I think the real winner should have been the runner up. I really feel Square could disrupt and change a whole industry. Square limits the friction for payments and allows a whole sector of the economy that only takes cash payments (markets, kiosks, vendor) to come into the credit economy. This will be great for merchants and...
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October 2010
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September 2010
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The scramble for Africa →
my sister presented a documentary series on africa and independence. check it out!
Sep 29th
Learn How to Program
I’ve been learning how to program properly for the last 3 months, but I’ve programmed a bit before then. I often get asked “where do I start?”. Here are some links…but before you start clicking, think of a project you want to complete, something simple you want to do in your spare time. A website for your church, your own blog, etc. Start NOW. Make it happen. Lacking...
Sep 23rd
August 2010
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June 2010
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Jun 14th
Course Catalog: Masters Degree in Internet...
kylewritescode: innonate: So epic. Godspeed. jschwa: Every year I set out searching for a graduate degree suited to my career in the Internet industry.  I am looking for a combination of computer science classes in web development, design courses that focus on UI, and business courses that teach Internet entrepreneurship. Disappointed by what universities are offering, I created my own...
Jun 10th
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another gem from chris dixon - how steve jobs... →
Jun 7th
“There are roughly three New Yorks. There is, first, the New York of the man or...”
– E.B. White
Jun 5th
Aol ftw?
I’ve been watching AOL closely since Tim Armstrong became the CEO just over a year ago. AOL has been in a bad way for the last few years. The company is reliant on its dial-up modem business which is shrinking between 27-33% every year, the acquisition of Bebo has been universally derided as a waste of money at $850 million and the company has gone through a series of layoffs. However, I...
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May 2010
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May 31st
remember the peanut butter manifesto? has anything...
remember the peanut butter manifesto? in late 2006 an svp at Yahoo called brad garlinghouse (now at AOL) sent a memo out about yahoo’s failings and what was needed to turn the corner. the company needed a “cohesive vision”. yahoo’s strategy was like peanut butter spread across a “myriad opportunities that continue to evolve in the online world. the result: a thin...
May 24th
WatchWatch
pretty cool discussion on the future of fashion and publishing given the rise of tablets (such as the ipad)
May 5th