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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Quality writing matters
1 CommentI originally posted this as a comment at ChrisBrogan.com, but since all that gets buried under the huge weight of his traffic, I though I would put it here as well. Quality writing matters. Attention to detail — even in … Continue reading
Getting followed by the best
Leave a commentRobert Scoble has decided finally to follow me on Twitter. I’m not sure what prompted him to finally join the DogWalk, but since I’ve been following him and commenting on his blog for a while, maybe he just found me … Continue reading
Design by committee
Leave a commentThis is really only funny to people who have never been in these kinds of meetings. Another reason to never, ever go into graphic design. Tweet
Four stages of a on-line service company
2 CommentsI was reading and commenting on a post by Bob Scoble in which he rails on Facebook for bumping Joel Comm due to him having too many friends, fans, etc. which probably just amounted to a whole bunch of traffic … Continue reading
The Mac OS goes to the dogs
Leave a commentSteve Jobs, we dogs think it was a mistake to start naming the MacOS X after cats. Really, not cool. In the interest of Think Different, may I propose a name for your next version? Snow Shepherd Tweet