Companies and individuals have been known to meander onto Wikipedia during the wee hours of the night in order to modify their Wikipedia entries. One company can modify a competitors information or a company can remove hurtful but factual information from their own Wikipedia page.
For those of you that were around, it was great seeing all of you and meeting many of you. For those of you that weren’t able to make the event..WTF?! (kidding, kidding). There were around 25 of us gathered on the rooftop of Medjools in
Recently I purchased a printer form Amazon. After spending around 15 minutes setting it up I realized that the printer didn’t come with a USB cord to connect to my laptop. “That’s strange” I thought, surely they just forgot to put it in the box.
We have all heard the term “beta” and I’m not talking about the dreadful beta used in statistics or in stock risk calculations. I’m talking about the “beta” we see before virtually every new tech company that emerges. Just take a look at the web
I was just talking with a friend of mine and we were discussing how backwards some things are. For example: Hot girls with not so hot guys Good looking guys with no so good looking girls Companies getting funded without business models The abundance of
A few months ago I wrote about how GoDaddy’s inability…or lack of willingness to help customers work with wordpress, was a big mistake on their part. With the amount of blogs in the world and with wordpress being the most widely used blogging solution, you
Here is the letter that Jerry Yang sent to stockholders Dear Fellow Stockholder: The recently-formed Carl Icahn-Microsoft alliance continues to make misleading statements about their plans for Yahoo!. Your Board of Directors believes strongly that the Icahn-Microsoft agenda -as presented to us jointly last week
Those of you not familiar with the Monty Hall Problem, it goes a little something like this: Let’s say you are on a game show and you are presented with 3 doors. Behind the first door is a car and behind the other 2 doors
Is giving your customers too much choice really a bad thing? Barry Schwartz a renowned psychologist explores the paradox of choice in this interesting video from the TED conference. How much choice are you giving your customers? I would love to hear your feeback/thoughts on
Yes, that’s correct folks. The physical book destroyer is making a return this holiday season with part deuce. Actually, 2 new models are coming out, one is going to be smaller than the original and will be a bit more user friendly, the second model
