Category Archives: Business
Why Yahoo is losing the race
The last 2 days have been filled with talk about Yahoo, and why it is losing the race against google. I have what I think is the defacto reason. Period. No questions. Only answer. Ever. It all comes down to … Continue reading
The swedish invasion of south florida
So all the buzz this morning is that Ikea will be opening its store at 6am wednesday october 17 not too far away in Sunrise, FL. The sun-sentinel expects 25,000 people to show up on opening day, so I’ve decided … Continue reading
What business or tech mags do you read?
I’ve got to say I read a lot of magazines, mainly because I get them through various frequent flier mile deals or they are really cheap (under $15/year), but some magazines I read because I think they are key reads … Continue reading
Branding fun – a brief case study
I stumbled upon the Lime microsite for Trek’s newest bicycles, and have to say, I am in awe. The site is a perfect example of branding your site for fun. The bicycles, which are some nifty automatic gear shifting cruiser … Continue reading
I’m internet famous
So folks, I was recently interviewed by Darrin of TycoonsRow.com at the Web2.0 in south florida event held by the MIT Forum of South Florida and thought you might want to check it out. So here is episode 2 of … Continue reading
Dynamic demographics: Booze companies listen up!
So after just receiving an email from Johnnie Walker to participate in a local event they are having to promote their hooch, I decided I’d check out the site. First thing I notice: age related “filter” to keep out the … Continue reading
Open source business models II
A few people emailed me asking me to elaborate on my claim that employing open source as a promotional tool and community building tool were good ideas. A few also asked if I’d consider it for my upcoming web apps. … Continue reading
Pushing the boundaries
One of the things that I’ve been discussing at the infinimedia offices lately has been the pushing of the envelope in web development. More often than not, there are lots of companies that don’t try and push beyond convention, and … Continue reading
