From the monthly archives:

March 2007

The power of “And”…

March 25, 2007 Strategy

I like Seth Godin. I like Darren Rowse. Apart from the similar haircuts, I learn from each, all the time. I’m not necessarily trying to start a pissing match here – as fun as that may be – but their posts come across a trifle contradictory today, no? The real key [...]

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Writing is hard. Listening is harder…

March 22, 2007 Business

I’ve been tied up lately with transitioning from my current day job to a new one. As such, I haven’t been keeping up on my reading much this week. The funny thing is, I don’t feel I have as much to say when I have fewer inputs. Put another way – one [...]

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What to buy today?

March 18, 2007 Business

Om Malik broke a story this past weekend that TechCrunch has hired a CEO. And the blogging community is having a field day with it, debating what it means for TechCrunch and the blogging community itself.
Here’s the thing. Michael Arrington went shopping for an executive who used to do the shopping for Fox [...]

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This week’s sign that convergence is among us…

March 15, 2007 Strategy

I asked a couple weeks ago what you open first. Increasingly, it doesn’t matter, does it? Even phones are getting in on the act.
Of course, Anne points to a counter-argument.

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Proof in the pudding…

March 14, 2007 Marketing

Seth Godin wrote the other day that “Good is not almost as good as great.” Turns out, sometimes, it ain’t remotely close.

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When Yahoo met MSN…

March 13, 2007 Business

I wasn’t the first to suggest that Microsoft and Yahoo will merge in 2007. I’m still not sure that they will. But John Battelle – yes, the fellow who wrote "The Search" – has the most up-to-date suggestion on how MSN and Yahoo might actually succeed in competition with Google. At [...]

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