Monthly Archives: February 2007

The Secret to 37 Signals’ Strategy

Posted on February 24, 2007 by Nick Dynice

I just downloaded an audio book on selling, Let’s Get Real or Let’s Not Play by Mahan Khalsa from Audible.com at the recommendation of Rajesh Setty in his ChangeThis Manifesto 25 Ways to Distinguish Yourself. I am only …

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Sirius/XM Merger Not Looking Good for Subscribers

Posted on February 20, 2007 by Nick Dynice

This morning, a conference call between Mel Karmazin and Gary Parsons was made available on the net and on the both Sirius and XM satellite radios services themselves. SiriusBackstage.com gave a live rundown. According to the commenters, …

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Google Reader/Homepage subscriber numbers will now appear in Feedburner stats

Posted on February 16, 2007 by Nick Dynice

Check out this post on the Google Reader blog. You should no longer see this message in your Feedburner stats in a couple days, along with more accurate subscriber number reporting for subscibers using these rss readers.

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Post to your web apps through IM with IMified

Posted on February 7, 2007 by Nick Dynice

Imified looks pretty damn cool. I can’t wait to check it out. It works with Basecamp, Google Calendar, Remember the Milk, 30Boxes, Backpack, Blogger, Movable Type, TypePad, WordPress and probably others to come (Salesforce in the …

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Senator Feinstein responds on The Perform Act, I respond back

Posted on February 4, 2007 by Nick Dynice

I reported that I e-mail Senator Feinstein on my concerns with the Perform Act. Senator Feinstein has responded.

February 1, 2007

Mr. Nicholas Dynice

Dear Mr. Dynice:

Thank you for writing to me about the Platform Equality and Remedies for Rights-holders in …

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After Taking over Boston, Mooninites Invade Ebay

Posted on February 2, 2007 by Nick Dynice

Last night, I only saw a couple ATHF Ignignokt and Err LED signs going for about $300. Now there are dozens, going for up to $2000. The more budget minded can commemorate Boston’s PD’s city officials’ …

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