Now that is something we don't often think about.
Hmm....! I wonder if there's a solution to this problem?
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
"web ads boost in-store sales, too"
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10 x (Top + Bottom)
Top 10 posts in our first 3 months.
algorithmically-human-societies.html
api-arrogant-pricks-inc.html
2irock-or-isuck.html
joost-gets-boost-akimbo-remains-bimbo.html
el-dumbo.html
08.html
sometimes-youre-windshield-sometimes.html
oh-would-you-please-just-let-this-guy.html
haquespertise.html
show-me-money.html
Bottom 10 posts in our first 3 months
enough-with-music-lets-talk-about-some.html
quarter-life-on-youtube.html
unboxed-wildfired.html
aah-we-are-india.html
more-bollywood-and-another-box.html
analyze-this.html
child-gives-birth-to-mother.html
countdown-to-launch-10.html
ifund.html
ihigh.html
Does anyone know of a widget with which this info shows up automatically to the side??
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Monday, April 7, 2008
Here's another prediction...
Microsoft is making a mess of the Yahoo acquisition.
I see the substance coming from Yahoo, and bully-ish(but empty)threats from Microsoft.
Here's what we know is going to happen:
- either Microsoft will make the most expensive mistake in the history of the company, or,
- take one of the biggest stock plunges it's ever taken.
I put my money(and prayers) on the big downwards plunge. It would be a perfect complement to the Bear Stearns implosion. It needs to happen. Because you can't EVER buy strategy. You develop it.
Microsoft, the maker of personal computing software for over two decades, cannot hope to turn into an Internet advertising business in 3 months. There is such a thing as inertia. And it cannot be stopped with hysteria.
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Sunday, April 6, 2008
Fred Wilsons thoughts on Online Video
There is a huge discussion going on at Fred Wilson's blog, about why online video is a tough, tough game right now.
There's actually a lot said in the comments themselves, so take away from it what you can.
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Friday, April 4, 2008
It can be tamed!
For those of you using the Google Custom Search engine to search your site, you might run into the problem of not seeing any search results show up. I believe this happens if you're using the iFrame approach.
Please don't ask me why, but to get the results to show up, all you need to do is add the following line of code to your search form:
<input type="hidden" name="cof" value="FORID:11" />
And that's it. Your search results should show up promptly thereafter.
Strange are the ways of 'good'.
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