Archive for April, 2006
disruptive companies: mwi
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from time to time, shmula interviews companies that are disruptive-but-value-adding, either in their approach to business, their revenue model, or in their technology. to read about the companies featured on shmula, please go to the company interview page.
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on today’s segment of disruptive companies, we’re speaking with joshua steimle, the founder and ceo of mwi. we’re going to learn about how a full-service marketing, branding, seo, and web development firm manages to stir things up and add value. welcome, josh.
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from time to time, shmula interviews companies that are disruptive-but-value-adding, either in their approach to business, their revenue model, or in their technology. to read about the companies featured on shmula, please go to the company interview page.
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on today’s segment of disruptive companies, we’re speaking with joshua steimle, the founder and ceo of mwi. we’re going to learn about how a full-service marketing, branding, seo, and web development firm manages to stir things up and add value. welcome, josh.
disruptive companies: inoveon
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from time to time, shmula interviews companies that are disruptive-but-value-adding, either in their approach to business, their revenue model, or in their technology. to read about the companies featured on shmula, please go to the company interview page.
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from time to time, shmula interviews companies that are disruptive-but-value-adding, either in their approach to business, their revenue model, or in their technology. to read about the companies featured on shmula, please go to the company interview page.
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abc lost, free content
i’m a fan of the tv show lost. i was stoked to hear that abc is testing free online distribution of the tv show lost as well as other abc shows such as commander in chief, desperate housewives, and alias. the shows will be streamed on abc.com the day after they’re shown on tv. previously, abc had been selling episodes of lost and desperate housewives on itunes for $1.99.
i’m a fan of the tv show lost. i was stoked to hear that abc is testing free online distribution of the tv show lost as well as other abc shows such as commander in chief, desperate housewives, and alias. the shows will be streamed on abc.com the day after they’re shown on tv. previously, abc had been selling episodes of lost and desperate housewives on itunes for $1.99.
google blogoscoped
shmula was google blogoscoped today. thanks, philipp. nice.
shmula was google blogoscoped today. thanks, philipp. nice.
disruptive companies: Xfire
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from time to time, shmula interviews companies that are disruptive-but-value-adding, either in their approach to business, their revenue model, or in their technology. to read about the companies featured on shmula, please go to the company interview page.
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you’re going to love this next disruptive company highlight. today, we’re speaking with Ryan Kiskis of Xfire. Xfire is the de facto standard of online gaming. we’re excited to have ryan on shmula today.
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from time to time, shmula interviews companies that are disruptive-but-value-adding, either in their approach to business, their revenue model, or in their technology. to read about the companies featured on shmula, please go to the company interview page.
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you’re going to love this next disruptive company highlight. today, we’re speaking with Ryan Kiskis of Xfire. Xfire is the de facto standard of online gaming. we’re excited to have ryan on shmula today.
yahoo! open shortcuts
i’ve been playing around with yahoo! open shortcuts. it’s pretty cool. yahoo! is allowing users to create custom query shortcuts. i’ve created several already. i’m glad to see yahoo! taking this initiative. check it out.
i’ve been playing around with yahoo! open shortcuts. it’s pretty cool. yahoo! is allowing users to create custom query shortcuts. i’ve created several already. i’m glad to see yahoo! taking this initiative. check it out.
university of texas at austin hacked
university of texas at austin got hacked. i received an email today from the school indicating that the business school was hacked. ut austin was one of the schools i considered for graduate school. i never applied there, but for some reason i got on their email list. ut austin is top-notch in computer science. perhaps this incident will beef-up their focus on security.
university of texas at austin got hacked. i received an email today from the school indicating that the business school was hacked. ut austin was one of the schools i considered for graduate school. i never applied there, but for some reason i got on their email list. ut austin is top-notch in computer science. perhaps this incident will beef-up their focus on security.
findory works well
i’ve been using findory for some time now. i’m really impressed with it. it may be the first learning application that truly works –
i wrote about personalization a while ago. this one actually works.
i’ve been using findory for some time now. i’m really impressed with it. it may be the first learning application that truly works –
i wrote about personalization a while ago. this one actually works.
disruptive companies: plaxo
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from time to time, shmula interviews companies that are disruptive-but-value-adding, either in their approach to business, their revenue model, or in their technology. to read about the companies featured on shmula, please go to the company interview page.
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from time to time, shmula interviews companies that are disruptive-but-value-adding, either in their approach to business, their revenue model, or in their technology. to read about the companies featured on shmula, please go to the company interview page.
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tinyurl or snipurl: which is shorter?
i’m writing this in w.bloggar — i’ve not used this desktop blogging tool before, so i hope it works. . .
i conducted a completely non-scientific test here. i simply wanted to know, given two popular url-snippers, which one returned a shorter url. the real question, is this: is url-snipping good for the web. i’ll discuss that question after we find out who is shorter.
i’m writing this in w.bloggar — i’ve not used this desktop blogging tool before, so i hope it works. . .
i conducted a completely non-scientific test here. i simply wanted to know, given two popular url-snippers, which one returned a shorter url. the real question, is this: is url-snipping good for the web. i’ll discuss that question after we find out who is shorter.
