Last week, David Armano VP of Experience Design for Critical Mass and one of of the few bloggers I really look up to, brought the case of Daniela, a mother of three kids, forth in his blog and his 8,600+ followers strong twitter network.
Daniela’s family, at that time, was living in David’s house after years [...]
My workforce would be comprised purely of humanoid robots.
Specifically those that resemble a female human with 36c breasts and blond hair capable of performing fellatio and maybe a bit of sexy dancing.
These robots would be productive 100% all the time–I will mandate that each and every one of them are to log in and out [...]
Because of the sheer stress brought upon me by work and because, as a blogger, I was and will never be one to concern myself with such trivial things like referrers, page views, unique hits* and what not; I have been completely out of the loop as far as current events in the local blogosphere [...]
As a veteran blogger who finds the luster of blogging less and less appealing with each day that passes, I submit to the fact that microblogging services such as Twitter and Plurk could very well be the last form of un-moderated avenues of self-expression in the swathe of services web 2.0 brought upon us.
Without an [...]
I’ve always admired 37 Signals as a company ever since I read Getting Real over a year ago. But when Matt Linderman wrote about formulating what, in my opinion, are marketing strategies based on self promotion and “riding the wave” I lose a modicum of respect for them.
From Signal Vs. Noise, 37Signals’ blog:
8. Ride the [...]
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