Daily Archives: February 4, 2012

The Phone Stacking Game: Let’s Make This A Thing

February 4, 2012
The Phone Stacking Game: Let’s Make This A Thing

So it’s Saturday night and you’re out with friend. Are they the inconsiderate jerk who can’t stop checking their smartphone? Or is that you? Either way, here’s one way to make dinner a little more interesting. I’ve seen/heard this described as both “The Phone Stacking Game” and “Don’t Be a Dick During Meals”. It’s...

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I’m A New York Times Subscriber, So Where’s My Tote Bag?

February 4, 2012
I’m A New York Times Subscriber, So Where’s My Tote Bag?

The New York Times released its latest earnings report earlier this week, spurring another round of discussion about the newspaper’s paywall, which was launched near the beginning of last year. The consensus: Early signs are positive, but it’s not doing well enough to offset plummeting print ad revenue. What’s the solution? Well, if you listen...

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Labor Efficiency: The Next Great Internet Disruption

February 4, 2012
Labor Efficiency: The Next Great Internet Disruption

Editor’s note: Nick Cronin is a former corporate attorney and now the President and Founder of ExpertBids.com, which is based in Chicago. For more than a decade now, the Internet has done a great job of making things in our day-to-day lives more efficient by easily connecting parties who can have a mutually beneficial...

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This isn’t ‘just another’ Siri parody, it actually has amazing special effects [video]

February 4, 2012

We’ve seen tons of parodies and pranks involving Siri, the personal assistant that comes with Apple’s iPhone 4S. But rarely do you see one with serious production value or special effects. Today we got sent a video called “Psycho Siri” that is so well done, it could pass for a scene straight out of...

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Toyota takes to spamming Twitter for Camry Super Bowl ‘promotion’

February 4, 2012
Toyota takes to spamming Twitter for Camry Super Bowl ‘promotion’

Twitter is a great platform to get people stoked about anything, if done right. You can promote potato chips like @popchips does, and it could turn into a huge following for your brand and have fun doing it. Or, you can do it completely wrong and annoy the hell out of people by spamming...

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Want to build a business? You need an IT ecosystem.

February 4, 2012
Want to build a business? You need an IT ecosystem.

Just thirty years ago, innovation in almost any category was measured in years, but today it’s measured in weeks or months. If you were to focus on information technology specifically you could even argue that change can occur in days — and that cycle will continue to accelerate. But adapting and innovating in IT...

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Twitter focuses on Asia after hiring one of Google Asia’s key figures

February 4, 2012

Twitter has signalled its intention to grow its business and revenues in Asia after appointing the executive who headed up Google’s display advertising in the region as vice president of international operations, according to India’s Economic Times. February 3 was Canadian-born Shailesh Rao‘s final day at Google, where he served as managing director of media...

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Weekly Wrap-up: Great User Experience, Pinterest, and Corporate Blogs

February 4, 2012
Weekly Wrap-up: Great User Experience, Pinterest, and Corporate Blogs

5 Signs of a Great User Experience Great user experience is the result of thoughtful design. Richard explores 5 signs of great user experience, including examples from Path, Pinterest, Rdio and Fitbit. While he explains that great user experience isn’t the deciding factor for success, it plays an important role and just may help...

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Facebook – Run from the Bulls?

February 4, 2012
Facebook – Run from the Bulls?

Editor’s note: Guest author Keith Teare is General Partner at his incubator Archimedes Labs and CEO of newly funded just.me. He was a co-founder of TechCrunch. Much ink has been spilled these past few days on the Facebook IPO filing. Much of it analyses the details revealed in the S1 initial document. Some of it has focused on revenue...

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An Arab Spring For IT

February 4, 2012
An Arab Spring For IT

Editor’s note: Alan S. Cohen is Vice President of Marketing at Nicira. A 20-year IT veteran, Alan has held executive positions at Cisco, Airespace, Tahoe Networks, IBM, US WEST, Coopers Lybrand, and the Department of Energy. Change in the air. It’s palpable. Those of us in the technology world are witnessing a transformation: A...

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