11 steps to a better brain – being-human – 28 May 2005 – New Scientist
11 steps to a better brain. 11 steps to a better brain – being-human – 28 May 2005 – New Scientist
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img046, originally uploaded by dputty123. I saw this ad yesterday while filling up my tank on the drive from cincy to cleveland. Now I’m not a health genius, but I do know that 100 ounces of anything other than water (and even that may be too much in one serving) can’t be healthy, not to […]
Google OS and embedded affiliates
Jason Calacanis has a post with pics and rumors of the Google operating system. He thinks that Google will partner with a major PC manufacturer, such as Dell or HP, over the next year and will sell a pc that comes equipped with a google OS (that is instead of windows) at cost or slightly […]
Paul Kedrosky’s Infectious Greed: Top Tens of 2006: Advertising, Movies, Television, Stories, etc.
Top 10’s of 2007, definitely worth a look. The fact that I hardly know the top 10 albums of 2006 tells me that either I’m out of the loop, or the vast majority of music sales occur in the “long tail” Paul Kedrosky’s Infectious Greed: Top Tens of 2006: Advertising, Movies, Television, Stories, etc.
Paul Kedrosky’s Infectious Greed: Top Sellers at Amazon as Economic Sociology
A look at Amazon’s top sellers from the Christmas shopping season. It really is interesting to see what people are buying. Paul Kedrosky’s Infectious Greed: Top Sellers at Amazon as Economic Sociology
A VC: 2007: The Implicit Web
The next generation of web services (cont)…Like I’ve said, it’s all going to be about recommendation and discovery engines in the next phase of web services. A VC: 2007: The Implicit Web
linkedin worth $250 Million
Mashable has a post about LinkedIn supposedly being valued at roughly $250 Million in their latest round of funding. LinkedIn is expected to generate $45 to $65 million in sales in 2007, and $100 million in 2008. They are also profitable and boast 8 million users. I think this seems like a reasonable valuation, and […]
A VC: 2007: The End Of The Page View
I certainly agree that page views are going away as THE metric used in evaluating websites, but I wonder what will replace them. Will it be times served (for widgets)? Will it be a combo of vistors and time per visit? What about just looking at attention on a page with something like crazy egg? […]
Seth’s Blog: A note for John Harrobin
Verizon wants to put ads on your cell phones, not because customers want it but because advertisers want it. On the internet, ads either subsidize content we want to view or actually inform us of things we want to buy. What possible value could an ad on a cell phone provide to us as customers? […]
Fabrice Grinda: Musings of an Entrepreneur» The Pursuit of Happiness: six experts tell what they ha??ve done to achieve it
The Pursuit of Happiness: six experts tell what they ha??ve done to achieve it and offer several tips to encourage happiness in your life. I believe it is possible to truly live a life filled with happiness, but I also believe that for a lot of people that seems impossible. It’s not, go for it. […]