Ever since I changed my sharing pattern to use bit.ly more, I’ve been using blogger less. This was put to me rather poignantly the other day when a prospective customer said: “why did you stop blogging because, well, back in the day, you used to have the best blog in the industry.” Best blog? I [...]
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Back in the Mark Logic CEO Blog Day
October 12th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: Bit.ly · Blogging · Twitter · Web 2.0
Highlights from 2Q09 Software Equity Group Report
August 4th, 2009 · No Comments
I’m not sure which better explains my recent decrease in blog post frequency: bit.ly or being out of the office. Either way, I wasn’t kidding a few weeks ago when I said I’m changing my sharing pattern. Much as popular business authors take one good idea and inflate it into a book, I now realize [...]
Tags: Bit.ly · Blog · IPO · Twitter · Venture Capital · enterprise software · valuations
Follow Me On Twitter: I’m Changing My Sharing Pattern
July 6th, 2009 · No Comments
While I’ve just had a burst of posts after digging out from a busy and successful second quarter, thanks to: My newfound love of bit.ly and the ease with which you can Tweet from bit.ly My deep backlog of blog posts; I actually blog on about 1/4 of my candidate articles The realization that I [...]
Tags: Twitter
How I Want My News: TimesReader vs. Bloglines vs. … vs. Outlook?
June 17th, 2009 · 4 Comments
I finally got tired of Bloglines this weekend and bit the bullet, figured out how to export my feed list in OPML and import it into other readers. That, plus some playing around with TimesReader, got me thinking about how I want my news, in the end with a pretty unanticipated result. First, let’s talk [...]
Tags: Blogging · Google · Microsoft · News and Media · RSS · Twitter
Too Funny: Twitter Founders Interviewed in 140-Character Responses
May 1st, 2009 · No Comments
Hats off to Maureen Dowd at the New York Times for the creative idea of interviewing Twitter founders Biz Stone (great name, reminds me of fishing guide Jack Trout) and Evan Williams in 140-character format. Excerpt: I was here on a simple quest: curious to know if the inventors of Twitter were as annoying as [...]
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