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Current ArticleBy Todd Earwood on Jul 23, 2007 in , ,
Here is a quick interview from last month’s interview with Guy Kawasaki. We talk about the hours he puts into Truemors.com and the traffic spikes the site has seen early on in its launch. Specifically, we talk about how TechCrunch and Digg cause spikes in traffic that don’t stick.
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“From Ad Age Daily…. “It’s not what the dream is but what the dream does.””
- John Johnson
There’s a reason its addicted users call it a crackberry. This NYT article describes how President-Elect Obama has to surrender his upon taking office.
Just before his 2000 inauguration, President Bush told friends and relatives email would no longer be an option (see below).
“Since I do not want my private conversations looked at by those out to embarrass, the only course of action is not to correspond in cyberspace,” Mr. Bush wrote from his old address, G94B@aol.com. “This saddens me. I have enjoyed conversing with each of you.”
““The Internet didn’t make you lame. It just exposed your lameness to the world.” (@penguin)”
- http://twitter.com/brianshaler/statuses/986536579
One of the best Halloween costumes I’ve seen online.