20 July 2006 13:00
Zach Klein
by 3 othersBut, I think Eun is right on. We haven't seen it all. And, I appreciate the optimism in contrast to Om Malik's recent article in Business 2.0, The coming Web video shakeout, who posed the question, "Who will survive?" I agree that most of the current 173
The Long Tail
Guy Kawasaki, who is one of the best bloggers (and, of course, bestselling author) on business tactics, has a great post of prescriptive advice for people building Long Tail businesses. Here are three of his nine rules, which together make a key point: Lo
Get Rich Slowly
by 7 othersI used to save all of my receipts with a half-assed intention to reconcile them when I got around to it, which usually meant two weeks worth of crumpled, illegible receipts went straight from my pockets to the trash. Not very Lifehacker-y, huh? […] I se
19 July 2006 23:00
Paying the top DIGG/REDDIT/Flickr/Newsvine users (or "$1,000 a month for doing what you're already doing.") - The Jason Calacanis Weblog
by 2 othersMy point here is that in order for us to beat LifeHacker we need to increase our quality, and in order for Gizmodo to ever beat Engadget they need to increase their quality. The only way to do that is an investment of time. Time equals money, so they both
