Royal we or selfish I?
How do you express yourself on your blog, when you know you’re not the only one thinking what you’re going to express? I am posting on my blog, but “my”… Read more »
Witness corporate self infatuation thanks to Amazon Purchase Circles
Look at what these guys are buying:
Fake Internet-Enabled Democracy Watch: SpeakOut.com
SpeakOut.com, the place where you can make a difference “We take the traditional market research focus group and political polls and put them online while inviting you to tell politicians,… Read more »
Group Outlines, from Bits to Bytes
The first thing you learn when you’re taught how to write an essay, is to start from an outline. Blogs as they are now might seem so unstructured that’s it’s… Read more »
Ev Williams Says Blogger will Have Commenting System
It didn’t work for me but Evan said it still needs to be ironed out. I’ll also use that feature to comment my own posts, in order to add new… Read more »
Scripting News Mail Pages
I didn’t know Dave Winer was putting some of his incoming e-mail on a dedicated page. Smart way to hash through (I guess) a lot of e-mails from strangers, put some… Read more »
Indian-American Success
There are many successful Indian businessmen and engineers in the US now: top VCs, India’s Whiz Kids, Culture of entrepreneurship, The Indians of Silicon Valley, India in Silicon Valley, Silicon Valley… Read more »
The Value of Real Customer Involvement
This fine article concludes with the need to create some tools to get in touch with customers in a more efficient way. I’m pretty sure the companies that will be… Read more »
Are Portals Passe?
I love the ASP/infrastructure story: “we’ll sell our technology to other sites rather than be a destination site.” If end users are not interested, then why would a third party… Read more »
How Scient helped Verde.com… Or Not
Here’s an interesting tale of how a media project can go wrong but some of it is unbelievable: