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Monthly Archives: March 2006
BarCampLA interviews on the Web 2.0 Show Podcast
Josh and Chris have released the first in my series of interviews from BarCampLA over at the Web 2.0 Show podcast. First is Ian Rogers with Yahoo Music.
Posted in DRM Rant, I heard it on a podcast, Web 2.0
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Across The Sound Episode 25 on Consumer Generated Content
Check out this great podcast episode Joe just put out with Jackie Huba and Pete Blackshaw. There are some great points on where the smart marketing is headed.
PS, snakes on a plane, mf.
Posted in I heard it on a podcast, New Marketing
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Getting Real
37Signals wrote and sold a pdf book Getting Real containing practical advice on building web apps a couple weeks ago. I sent my pdf to my local FedExKinkos to get a proper hard copy.
Posted in Web 2.0
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Controlling the user experience: an example of non-control
Apple controls the user experience by owning all aspects of the experience (hardware/software/services). Sirius does not. See what could happen to Sirius customer as a result. Continue reading
Google BookSearch-Friendly Publishers?
As reported by BoingBoing, Tom Evslin’s blog Jason Kottke’s blog, and by John himself, Penguin Group, who publishes John Battelle’s book, The Search, a book about the rise of Google, is suing Google over the Google BookSearch program, …
BarCamp LA, day two
So day two of BarCampLA was when things really got interesting. My day started with Chris Holland’s presentation on microformats and sip protocol. Then the Ask a Ninja crew talked about how to produce, host, market, and …
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BarCamp LA, day one
I did a couple interviews tonight for the Web 2.0 Show Podcast at BarCampLosAngeles tonight.
The first one was with Isaac Garcia with Centraldesktop.com, a really cool team collaboration service. If you think the 37 Signals “less is more” …
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Podcasting from BarCampLosAngeles
In association with Josh Owens and Chris Saylor with The Web 2.0 Show podcast, I’ll be approaching/allowing people to approach me to be interviewed for an upcoming Web 2.0 Show episode on BarCampLosAngeles. So if you are going …
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