January 2011
18 posts
“If you’re starting a new company, the best thing you can do is keep your...”
– Isaac Hall’s advice from Why Dropbox Succeeded and Syncplicity Didn’t
(via hiten)
bijan:
Cat Stevens - If You Want To Sing Out,...
The Present Is Gift...
wearelove:
…and DJ Hohme just wants to be.
Handpicked and mixed by the one and only for your listening pleasure, these 100 tracks are the one that stood out to one of the best musical ears I know.
Listen up and listen good HERE
Get with it 2010. And here we go 2011.
DJ Hohme at Ella in NYC.
Much Thanks to Hohme. Amazing compilation
“None of us can predict with certainty what the next big industry will be, or...”
– President Barack Obama (via soupsoup)
“This is not a bubble, this is a revolution.”
– BRYCE ROBERTS (via msg)
Might be my favorite VC quote ever. Read the whole post at the above link.
(via siminoff)
Tumblr dashboard
I love me my Tumblr dashboard. I feel like I am getting smarter…equate it to NPR on the morning commute. I like somewhat controlling # of posts by amount of those I follow. Easily catch up by flipping through once a day.
Facebook reminds me more and more of MTV programming. Too much repetition and a good distraction but waste of time.
50 Cent Uses Twitter To Make $8.7 Million In 1 Day →
frankgruber:
In just one day, 50 Cent’s promotion of the publicly traded H&H Imports, Inc. raised the company’s stock price from .10 to .39 per share.
The G-Unit head urged his 3.8 million Twitter followers to invest in the company:
“TVG’s stock went from 5 cent to 10 in one day, You can double your money right now. Just get what you can afford.”
50’s fans responded immediately,...
“When an entrepreneur steps to the whiteboard the energy in the room totally...”
– BRYCE DOT VC
(via betaworks)
““Derrick … actually looks forward to market research,” Fields said.
In 2008,...”
– Turnaround catalyst Derrick Kuzak at heart of Ford revival.
Interesting article about Derrick Kuzak, Ford’s Global VP of Product Development (credited with a large portion of Ford’s recent success). I love his clear bias toward data-driven decision making and focus on the customer.
(via iseffcom)
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“Google policy is to get right up to the creepy line and not cross it,” said Eric...”
– Apple and Google used to be allies. Now they’re firmly at odds. Intelligent Life magazine examines the clash of cultures between two technology giants. (via theeconomist)
