The One-Person Product
In 2006, I moved to New York and started working for David Karp doing web development for various media companies. That fall, in a brief gap before ...
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Personal Profile Page Startup About.me Is Ready To Take Your Money With New Premium Service, …
About.me, the online identity platform that spun out from Aol* at the beginning of the year before acquiring the one-time Digg spinout Wefollow, is ...
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Oatmeal Antics: Cartoonist Matthew Inman Makes an Art of Online Vigilantism
Matthew Inman, author of the wildly popular web comic The Oatmeal, has a finely honed ability to offend, annoy, and torment.
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America's Most Expensive Home for Sale
Copper Beech Farm in Greenwich, Connecticut (already known as a very expensive neighborhood) is for sale for $190 million dollars.
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Social Communities: The Conversation is Not About You
A successful online community thrives on genuine discussions with authentic people. The conversation is not about you. The conversation is about you.
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APIs for Data-Driven Marketers
Posted by Dr. Pete Data is everywhere, and companies are virtually climbing over each other to give it away. If you’re a data-driven content ...
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‘Arrow’: The Dark Archer Strikes
The episode starts out with a bang! The Dark Archer, who is secretly Merlyn himself, bursts into Unidac’s laboratories. He calmly kills everyone ...
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Best Tech Events This Week (Internet Week, Webutante Ball, OpenCo, New York Times Job Fair, …
This is a guest post from Gary Sharma (aka “The Guy with the Red Tie”), founder and CEO of GarysGuide and proud owner of a whole bunch of black ...
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“Marissa Mayer’s first 300 days as Yahoo’s CEO… A cyberculture roundup…
Turnaround: Marissa Mayer’s first 300 days as Yahoo’s CEO Yahoo has been plagued by leadership changes among its C-level positions for years.
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How do RSS users want to share content? Digg and Feedly try to find out
With time ticking down until Google Reader’s demise, competing RSS services are trying to perfect products that will lure in former Reader users.
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