November 2008
34 posts
October 2008
66 posts
“Social liberals in the country’s “blue states” tend to support sex education and...”
– Dept. of Disputation: Red Sex, Blue Sex: Reporting & Essays: The New Yorker
CBS News Visits KAWS’ Studio →
This worries me. CBS doing a story on KAWS?!
Thrillist - "map of the location" →
Thrillist is great about adding two funny hyperquotes to their emails. Todays was too good not to share.
Why the Financial Crisis is (Mostly) Good News for... →
I appreciate older generations always seeing the best in gen-Y, however there are plenty of us a little more tied to the current financial struggle than his indie film loving son.
Meet Online Video Contest Guy! [Publicity Stunts] →
Google Book Search Agreement →
I believe this falls into the chategorie of easier to just go after something and beg for forgiveness than to ask for permission. If Google would have proposed this deal to the writters and copywright holders do you think they would have ever agreed to any price structure? Would they have held out for more money?
Meet Online Video Contest Guy! [Publicity Stunts] →
Hot Chip - We’re Looking for a lot of Love
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Upcoming Startup Legal Seminars at NYU Stern... →
An amazing collection of Obama pictures. Keep... →
Google Makes User Profiles Indexable at Gstatic →
The NEW StockTwits.com →
Why Google’s Partners Should Be Worried →
Some quick shots of Google’s profits baised from partner or internal revenue. The article depicts the negative side of the partners “loosing” some from their side. I however look at this as a great compliment to Google and their developing of an attractive network that gives users more and more reasons to be on Google branded sites. I’ve stated before all the various...
What If You Ran an Ad, and Nobody Saw It? →
Glassbooth - Quiz to help you choose best 2008... →
(via jclux)
I went 73% Obama. Pretty good to see.
Sequoia Capital’s 56 Slide Presentation Of Doom →
Like people have said, this information should be nothing new to any entrepreneur, but they did put together some pretty graphs.
Internet TV Remote: Quick Links to Free Streaming... →
As we scarily look deeper and deeper into an economic train wreck I’ve tried thinking of things I could most easily eliminate and the absolute easiest thing is cable TV. It seems every great show is online now for free and the premium shows I love, ENTOURAGE, can be bought on DVD quite esily and cheeply compared to a year’s worth of service charges.
Google Apps Unseats Incumbent Microsoft Office in... →
“If DC’s willingness to abandon Microsoft Office indicates that Google Apps’ user base has truly moved beyond bleeding-edge adopters, this could mark the beginning of a very interesting trend.”
WatchYou will not see this coming. WOW.
WatchSome pictures from the Banksy Pet Shop Exhibit. I absolutely loved it. Pictures do this thing zero justice, if your at all capable of seeing this before October 31, check it out.
A Field Guide to the New York City Bicyclist - The... →
Turns out I’m not actually cool enough to ride my bike in the city, says the Fashion & Style NY Times piece.
I thought I was just getting around the city in the most efficient and cheap way possible, apparently this “bike culture” has much higher standards than that.
What a joke
Gothamist: Banksygate 2008: Banksy Opens New Show... →
There is some crazy Banksyness going on right now, truly fresh stuff to be seen in the Pet Store. Can’t wait to get down there.
Artifacts of the world privately kept in Jay... →
This may be the first and last library I truly envy.
Amazing!
The 25 Most Influential People on the Web →
No real surprises here, but a nice and entertaining rundown.
And The Top Mobile Social Networks Are... →
This is all I could think of as more and more money was poured into Loopt and Whirl and every other mobile social network sites. If you give people the choice, they are going to use what they already do. With Facebook and Myspace creating great looking apps that work great with what the network the people have already built up and use, then why would a person go through the hasstle of sining up...
Angel Investor Roger Ehrenberg: Want My Money?... →
The rules of Angel investing are taking a bit of a shift. The same people are making the investments, but a new breed of “money fast” companies are gaining more attention than a “people fast” of the years before. Facebook being the “people fast” side, who knows what the great next “money fast” company will be.