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Facebook’s stock hope remind me of Yhoo

Remember 2008 when Yahoo got an offer at $40/share? – Huge user base – Amazing time on the site – Incredible user data beyond anything anyone else had (profiles, mail, whatever) – but….bad monetization That’s exactly what these stories of

Facebook’s stock hope remind me of Yhoo

Remember 2008 when Yahoo got an offer at $40/share? – Huge user base – Amazing time on the site – Incredible user data beyond anything anyone else had (profiles, mail, whatever) – but….bad monetization That’s exactly what these stories of

A web flipboard –> the new Digg

Digg – What the Internet is talking about right now.

A web flipboard –> the new Digg

Digg – What the Internet is talking about right now.

Facebook.com traffic in the US over the last year

Up 1% — http://www.quantcast.com/facebook.com Twitter up about 15% Mail.yahoo.com down about 10% Gmail down about 1% too All per quantcast monthly ‘people’ measures. Seems like Fb is no longer growing and while mail be atrophying a bit, it’s not getting

Facebook.com traffic in the US over the last year

Up 1% — http://www.quantcast.com/facebook.com Twitter up about 15% Mail.yahoo.com down about 10% Gmail down about 1% too All per quantcast monthly ‘people’ measures. Seems like Fb is no longer growing and while mail be atrophying a bit, it’s not getting

This sweet new painting on my wall is a bit off

Thanks Tom Sanford for this gorgeous Marilyn a la Warhol. But something weird about it. She seems so…mannish

This sweet new painting on my wall is a bit off

Thanks Tom Sanford for this gorgeous Marilyn a la Warhol. But something weird about it. She seems so…mannish

Brewster and aggregating

Between cloudmagic, xobni, greplin/cue and now also brewster there is definitely a trend on aggregating and analyzing your personal data streams. Thankfully… https://www.brewster.com/

Brewster and aggregating

Between cloudmagic, xobni, greplin/cue and now also brewster there is definitely a trend on aggregating and analyzing your personal data streams. Thankfully… https://www.brewster.com/

TV vs. Movies vs. Netflix vs. Web

Our house: TV: 0 hours. We don’t have cable or antenna Movies: [2 hours in June x (me and Urs)] + [2 hours x kid A] = 6 hours Netflix: as discussed yesterday like 200 hours Text and pictures on

TV vs. Movies vs. Netflix vs. Web

Our house: TV: 0 hours. We don’t have cable or antenna Movies: [2 hours in June x (me and Urs)] + [2 hours x kid A] = 6 hours Netflix: as discussed yesterday like 200 hours Text and pictures on