Seth Godin on Brand
Been thinking a lot about this subject and I liked his post from a few years ago.
Seth Godin on Brand
Been thinking a lot about this subject and I liked his post from a few years ago.
Two Sunrises: Running the 2010 Western States 100
Prologue The most common question asked of an ultra-runner is unsurprisingly, "Why?" What follows is decidedly not a meditation on this particular question. I have simply set out to remind myself (and to offer to anyone interested an understanding) of
Two Sunrises: Running the 2010 Western States 100
Prologue The most common question asked of an ultra-runner is unsurprisingly, "Why?" What follows is decidedly not a meditation on this particular question. I have simply set out to remind myself (and to offer to anyone interested an understanding) of
Introducing Taggable
After a couple months of work, I am excited to put our latest product, Taggable, out into the wild. Facebook became a dominant photo sharing platform because of many core innovations but the one that really got them going was
Introducing Taggable
After a couple months of work, I am excited to put our latest product, Taggable, out into the wild. Facebook became a dominant photo sharing platform because of many core innovations but the one that really got them going was
Introducing The Start Project
At 83 Degrees, we have enjoyed building things so much we have decided to take it up another notch. The Start Project is a new collaboration that gives us a little bit more muscle to build great products and see
Introducing The Start Project
At 83 Degrees, we have enjoyed building things so much we have decided to take it up another notch. The Start Project is a new collaboration that gives us a little bit more muscle to build great products and see
Long Live RSS
I certainly hope that RSS is not dead. RSS consumption via newsreaders may be on the decline (although I find the implementation in Apple Mail quite usable), but I can assure you, RSS is actually the life blood of the
Long Live RSS
I certainly hope that RSS is not dead. RSS consumption via newsreaders may be on the decline (although I find the implementation in Apple Mail quite usable), but I can assure you, RSS is actually the life blood of the
