I'm not sure what this insight actually gives me. At the moment it only seems to be giving me a headache, but I think that's more a byproduct of the series of "how's that [arbitrary name for report] coming along?" queries, all using names for reports I fail to correlate with things I was actually working for several tries--after which I discover, on too-frequent occasion, it's a report that was 75% completed and then fell off the stack.
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I'm not sure what this insight actually gives me. At the moment it only seems to be giving me a headache, but I think that's more a byproduct of the series of "how's that [arbitrary name for report] coming along?" queries, all using names for reports I fail to correlate with things I was actually working for several tries--after which I discover, on too-frequent occasion, it's a report that was 75% completed and then fell off the stack.
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The future of online news, in 1981
(From TechCrunch, via the New York Times’ Opinionator blog.) This brings me a certain level of nostalgia: the customer reading the…
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An interesting enough observation to steal
Specifically, to steal from Seth Godin, in an entry he titled “Who you are and what you do”: The neat thing about the online world…
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On branding
Leo Laporte’s This Week in Tech featured some thoughts from Jason Calacanis, founder of Weblogs, Inc. (Engadget et. al.) and Mahalo, on…
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