Well I missed the two year anniversary of my blog last month. So its now officially two years and one month new. Frankly, I find myself wondering why I continue to do this…
Really…why do I continue to do this?
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I was just looking at some of the cool social analytics that exist in my life.
Diving into Google Analytics for ChrisKnudsen.biz I learned that I have a lot of unique visitors from Midvale, Utah. I have no idea who these people are or why they like my blog. Who are you people? I also learned that […]
I want to point you to some recent good reads:
Brock Blake: Like McCain, I endorse Mitt Romney - I enjoy reading other locals opinions on politics and while I don’t endorse McCain or Romney, Brock makes a good argument.
Rand Bateman: The DesNews editorial board needs help
Robert Merrill: The next greatest generation?
Neal Harmon: I’m not a popular […]
I was having a conversation with Steve Spencer the other day about ConnectBlogs. He was surprised to learn that I was one of the guys behind ConnectBlogs. I thought I’d tell the story here for your enjoyment/enlightenment.
The first business model for 10Speed Media involved us going out and doing what we called “renegade” video. They were short videos on local […]
If you have any insight into my questions below please feel free to educate me in the comments:
I thought Mac’s didn’t have the dreaded blue screen of death? Looks like thats not the case for some new Leopard installs. I haven’t seen a blue screen on a Windows operating system in about seven years. Maybe I’m […]
Here’s a collection of my thoughts from this week.
The Generations Network
Word on the street is that The Generations Network or TGN (formerly Myfamily.com) is in trouble. They recently laid off 60 employees and canned Daren Thayne, their now former CTO. Turnover in the last year, especially among middle and senior managers has been high. The lay off […]
Here’s my new version of blogging, which is something in between real blogging (which is cool) and Twitter (which isn’t cool)…
iPhone price drop
Apple just dropped the price of the iPhone by $200 so an 8 gig iPhone now costs $399. What a steal! I wonder how all those hardcore Apple early adopters feel about the iPhone dropping $200 […]
Virgil Griffith, a grad student from Caltech has built a tool called Threat Level that exposes Wikipedia for what it apparently is: a spin factory for malicious content, unbridled PR, and partisan hacking. From Wired:
“Caltech graduate student Virgil Griffith just launched an unofficial Wikipedia search tool that threatens to lay bare the ego-editing and anonymous flacking on the site. […]
John Dvorak set off a Web firestorm today when he declared that the Web 2.0 “bubble” is coming and that the end is near. Sometimes TechCrunch writer, Marshall Kirkpatrick and Robert Scoble took Dvorack to task on their respective blogs. Hundreds of other joined in. Ouch.
I thought I would weigh in myself not so much on what […]
Here are some takeaways from today’s Seth Godin event at the Salt Palace:
Quiters can be winners
The mona lisa is only famous because it was stolen - its not the best painting in the world
The world decides what is the best but the reality is that it may not be the best - calls this “super […]
