Archive for November, 2008



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Fifty People, One Question: New York

Great concept. Great question. Great video:
Fifty People, One Question: New York from Crush & Lovely on Vimeo.

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Some bosses…

Seth Godin writes things all the time that just make so much sense. In his post “The You Show” I found this nugget:
“Some bosses don’t want to hire people who have a vision, a personality and a shtick. That’s okay. You don’t want to work for them anyway.”
[via @tylerfonda]

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If someone can deep link to your site, and your site requires login, figure out how to make your “Access Denied” page more inviting. Take for example this page from SocialToo:

I clicked a link from @GuyKawasaki’s twitter feed and the resulting page didn’t tell me why I wanted to create yet another account on [...]

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The next time someone asks you about “monetizing social media” or asks “what about Facebook, do you have a way for us to make money with Facebook?”, send them this article:
P&G Ad Man: “I Don’t Want To Buy Any More Banners On Facebook.”
Nicholas Carlson | November 17, 2008 5:15 PM
Procter & Gamble spends more than [...]

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My buddy sent me this today, with the title “Best iPhone Support Message Ever”.

Here’s the whole thread on Apple’s forums, if you want to read the gory details.
LOL!

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“You’ve got to jump off cliffs all the time and build your wings on the way down.”
Ray Bradbury (1920 – )
American author

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I love this cartoon from Hugh:

Classic.
More great cartoons here.

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Stupid Parents = Stupid Kids

This had to hurt:

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