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Thoughts on creating a "slow liveblog" to develop stories over time. - ian kennedy

"I was curious about that as well. Having two different urls (difference is only the node #) with essentially the same content would mark you as a spam blog wouldn't it?" - ian kennedy

"Could be" - ian kennedy

Good, basic primer. - ian kennedy

Cost-center savings oriented products generally need to be 10x more cost-effective than the products they compete against, because switching costs are generally high. Profit-center increasing oriented products generally only have to be 1% better than the products they compete against; more revenue is easy to measure, and usually switching costs are low. - ian kennedy

Sometimes it just takes a little copy edit to make a good login experience - ian kennedy

sell, don't tell - ian kennedy

Brutally honest glimpse into the challenges of improving Microsoft Windows. - ian kennedy

GigaOM Pro report on social in the enterprise - ian kennedy

Altimeter report - ian kennedy

"Do not forget the importance of adding "emoji" to iPhone messaging. This was something Apple Japan had to convince Cupertino to add to the core iOS and something I heard Mr. Jobs put up quite a fight before finally conceding. It was not until the addition of those little cute characters which you could add to your text messages that we began to see iPhone sales take off in Japan." - ian kennedy

Kara Swisher in Vanity Fair on the Facebook - Instagram deal - ian kennedy

A blog for people that think a little bit too much about The Beatles - ian kennedy

How to present designs. - ian kennedy

Dealing with sub-menus - ian kennedy

"Thanks Nadia - yes, it's great to have met others doing the same job at other companies. Lots of tips and tricks to share. Thanks for hosting the Startup Product Summit." - ian kennedy

Design discussion, usually around logos. - ian kennedy

What happened when a designer decided to give American Airlines some advice on how to make their site better. - ian kennedy

How to design a better Boarding Pass - ian kennedy

A collection of stories about building products. - ian kennedy

Holacracy is a real-world-tested social technology for purposeful organization. It radically changes how an organization is structured, how decisions are made, and how power is distributed. - ian kennedy

How to lead when you have no organizational authority. - ian kennedy

Facebook page/Group by and for Product Managers - ian kennedy

Dan Olsen basically invented the theory of a viral loop while working as a PM at Friendster. Here's a link to his latest presentations of Product Management. - ian kennedy

"Thanks Dan. I've started a Twitter list for the accounts behind these and other PM-oriented conferences (https://twitter.com/iankennedy.... Wonder if there's a shared calendar somewhere. . ." - ian kennedy

"Thanks Martin. I signed up for Product Tank SF and look forward to your first meetup!" - ian kennedy

Using a Raspberry Pi as an Information Radiator - ian kennedy

How (not) to work with engineers. - ian kennedy

Transitional Interfaces. The animation and transition of objects from one state to the next adds information and should be thought through. - ian kennedy

More and more publishers are offering underwritten articles to their advertisers. This new content/business model further blurs the line between editorial and advertising. - ian kennedy