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Fred Wilson’s 2010 Perspective

Jun 11th, 2009
by Lou Paglia.
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Trying to catch up on the RSS feed from Building43. You can definitely see the huge amount of value for hearing thought leaders’ perspectives on the future of the web. And really the emerging importance of the web for small businesses. The power of the web is still predominately a “new frontier” for small businesses [...]

Analogy of Status Updates

Jun 5th, 2009
by Lou Paglia.
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It’s been some time since I took the SATs but I always enjoyed the “analogy” section of the test.  Okay, as much as a standardized test can be enjoyable, it is up there with using a freshly-sharpened #2 pencil to fill in those little ovals.  If you don’t remember, here’s an example: DALMATIAN : DOG [...]

“We put the ‘no’ in innovation”

May 13th, 2009
by Lou Paglia.
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My wife handed me a full page ad today of Post cereal’s ad campaign that started I believe last month.  The headline:  ”Innovation is not your friend.”  The tag line:  ”We put the ‘no’ in innovation” Certainly an attention grabber.  It certainly caught me off guard on first glance.  And I don’t think anyone will [...]

Give Bartz a Chance

Jan 13th, 2009
by Lou Paglia.
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Image via Wikipedia The hot news of the day is Carol Bartz being the choice for CEO over at Yahoo! There is plenty of coverage out there about the news.  It seems from everything that I’ve read and how the markets have reacted that the choice is not a popular one.  My two cents on [...]

Disqus must be Disgusted

Sep 23rd, 2008
by Lou Paglia.
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Okay, I’m probably exaggerating but it sure makes a good headline.  At this point, most have heard the news that Automattic, parent company of WordPress (which powers this blog) acquired IntenseDebate for an undisclosed sum.  Offical news here, here and here. IntenseDebate is one of the major blog commenting platforms out there.  The other is [...]

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