I found out about a new auction site called BidFire after they started following me on Twitter. I’m always heedful to sites that appear to be offering high end electronics for next to nothing, but I went ahead and checked it out anyways. After a little observation it was easy to figure out where they [...]
I follow Mark Cuban’s blog and if you can get over the typos and poor grammar (not saying I’m perfect) he has some valid points from time to time. He takes a real world business approach to Internet idealist topics like offering everything for free. His series of posts a few weeks ago on ‘Free [...]
Dear Scott Weber and the rest of Volatus Advisors, LLC,
GET A NEW WEBSITE! Yours is embarrassing in every sense of web site evaluation.
Thanks,
Web Designers Everywhere
P.S. Here’s something to get you started:
<script type=”text/javascript”>
<!–
var currentTime = new Date()
var year = currentTime.getFullYear()
document.write(year)
//–>
</script>
Before I get on to regurgitating what you talked about last week, I wanted to recap how [...]
I hate to hang on Mark’s every word, but something he said is STILL bothering me. Since the class videos still aren’t up (capstone team or Cantaloupe responsible?), I’ll try my best to paraphrase what Mark said during class:
Open Source just isn’t profitable. I don’t like it. You’re not going to find a lot of [...]
Cross-posted from my I400 class
Kim Lee presented last week about her experiences with start-ups even though she has never started a business. For the most part, her employee perspective was refreshing especially since we’ve talked so much about finding talented employees and keeping them happy. Her history exposed some flaws and strengths of pasts companies [...]
