Joseph Jaffe responds to an e-mail I sent him in his podcast regarding Seth Godin’s Squidoo, and how TechCrunch argues that it is failure. What I was trying to articulate to Joseph was whether he is going to use his new marketing approach with his sponsorship of X + 1, and how both Joseph and Seth are practicing what they preach instead of just preaching. There are some great comments on the topic on Jaffe Juice where Joseph talks about the similarities (or lack of).
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- Not Just the Ticket — #30, My Bloody Valentine, February 4, 1992 March 9, 2010Rodney was not the only one on KROQ to play MBV. I first heard of them when Gia played Only Shallow on Request Videos. I saw Swervedriver at The Troubadour in 93. Saw Medicine and Velocity Girl at the Whiskey around the same time. Didn’t get to see MBV until last year. Good stuff.Read more comments by Nick […]
- Not Just the Ticket — #30, My Bloody Valentine, February 4, 1992 March 9, 2010Rodney was not the only one on KROQ to play MBV. I first heard of them when Gia played Only Shallow on Request Videos. I saw Swervedriver at The Troubadour in 93. Saw Medicine and Velocity Girl at the Whiskey around the same time. Didn't get to see MBV until last year. Good stuff.Read more comments by Nick […]
- Drinks at a Panama Joe’s July 31, 2009See all yall there.Read more comments by Nick […]
- Rep. Wexler And The Lies Of The Copyright Industry June 12, 2009I the concept of property really a human instinct? Why habe there been cultures that have no word for "property"? I can see there has been some writing on the subject.I don't see any mention of property in the Constitution, Article 1, Section 8. So I don't see how there is a clash. There is only principal 1. "To promote the progress […]
- Ask Jim Griffin Questions About Choruss... Along With My Concerns About It May 23, 2009http://techdirt.com/article.php?sid=20090324/1439024238#c3711. How is Choruss not like a Trojan Horse on the technology of education, where Choruss can have control over a network that could theoretically grow tighter?2. What will stops grandstandy, RIAA-sponsored legislators from passing a law that uses the logic: "You are not using Choruss, thus you m […]
- If This Is The Sort Of Writing That Strong Copyright Creates... I'll Pass May 14, 2009Here is my remix of Helprin's quote:So here we have a city -- the hypothetical city and New York itself -- deeply dependent upon what innovationright protects but unaware of the threat it faces, even as, sector by sector, it begins to fall. Are you -- were you -- in the buggy whip business? Are you, or were you, a typesetter? An alchemist, town crier, s […]
- My Keynote At Mesh: Growing Communities And Adding True Scarcities April 13, 2009Wow, the most seminal Techdirt posts of the last 5 years or so in a great presentation! Congrats, Mike! :) I'll be sending this to many people.Read more comments by Nick […]
- Inside the Performance Rights Act, And Deciding Who Gets Paid on the Radio April 10, 2009Irving Azoff, manager of the Smashing Pumpkins and CEO of Ticketmaster, is one of the forces behind musicFIRST coalition. This has nothing to do with musician rights, and everything to do with funneling money to profiteers. http://techdirt.com/articles/20090312/1725054102.shtmlRead more comments by Nick […]
- U2's Manager Says No Business Models Work... But Kicking People Off The Internet Will? April 8, 2009Unfortunately for McGuinnes, there is no "viable economic alternative," there is only death.Where was McGuinnes when the horse and buggy industry was limited down to a couple hundred Amish families in Pennsylvania when Henry Ford came along? They could have used a cry baby like him.Read more comments by Nick […]
- It's Time For Empathy Marketing April 7, 2009Hey Mikey, don't get all Seth Godin/Cluetrain Manifesto on us! I go to other blogs for that! j/k.Wierd Harold, I am one of Mike's experts, and I have been out of school for 10 years. Insights from young people are exactly what we need. When was the last time someone over 35 came up with an innovative business model in the past 15 years? It is colle […]
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