Archives for: December 2006
The Wrong Take Home Message

Stuart Brown over on Modern Life is Rubbish was chiming in on Ryan Tomayko’s negative experience with having a front page digg story. Stuart makes some very fine points about how to deal with the technical side of a big traffic influx, but his “Disable comment posting” recommendation and throwaway line about pharmaceuticals is dated. Two different points of view [...]

By Michael Buckbee with 0 comments
Price is a Signal

BoingBoing and Waxy are both linking to a Dallas Food article about Noka Chocolates. The general tenor of the internet commentary about Noka has been: “wtf, omg, they’re ripping people off!!”, which I think is incredibly interesting. Malcolm Gladwell covered similar territory in his book Blink: people are ok with a company saying: “We’ll charge you a dollar more for [...]

By Michael Buckbee with 0 comments
Hidden Businesses

Paul Kedrosky posts about how Research In Motion’s recent earnings reports were high because they’ve started hitting the “consumer market”. However, I think it’s rather the opposite: consumers have become micro-businesses and as a result are much more interested in features like mobile, business facing email and web access. Personally, I like T-Mobile’s Sidekick 3. I have email from my [...]

By Michael Buckbee with 0 comments

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