August 19, 2010 · 9:54 am
There’s a thread zooming around the digital space this week about the web being dead. Wired magazine issued this proclamation a couple of days ago and much has been written about it over the last 48 hours. The gist of the argument is that digital life is becoming less browser-centric as we move to mobile web, apps, peer-to-peer, and other means of interacting digitally. Of course, as they admit in the article, they issued the same proclamation in 1997!
So where do you come out on this? While you’re ruminating, here’s what I think. Continue reading →
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July 20, 2010 · 10:57 am
There’s a big discussion raging in the digital content world. It’s all about content, pay walls, and unworkable business models. I think of it as a “doh” moment for a lot of companies but in many ways it’s an out growth of our own stupidity. Has “free” killed the content business or has the folks running the content business killed the free model? Let’s discuss. Continue reading →
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July 7, 2010 · 9:49 am
What if you made a product that was wildly popular but your business wasn’t set up to make any money off of it? Suppose that millions of consumers were using what you made but because they were doing so in a manner different from what you had built your business to support, you were going bust? I think you know where I’m heading with this but let’s just make sure. Continue reading →
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