Jason Nadaf

""Read that again. Thats not a feature. Thats not a price. Thats a feeling. Better is a feeling. Sell the feeling." So we gotta humanize our products to close." - Jason Nadaf

"our industry should and needs to write the legislation for this and bring it to the floor before it resurfaces in another form. we have the muscle to get on the offensive and the sense to make effort to compromise. now it's time to prove we can do more than just build great things of disruption." - Jason Nadaf

"submitted by reddit to blog." - Jason Nadaf

"Stop censorship banners on those properties would even be enough, it seems most people don't even know the legislation exists." - Jason Nadaf

"This time you've gone too far!" - Jason Nadaf

"Way to get action for engagement Fred! Now how to spread it viral among non-tech folks???" - Jason Nadaf

"The web won't end, just sleep. And by sleep, it's those shiny apps with feature of background data transmission when that network is available. Going native mobile is more a need and less an option. Microsoft has a unique position through gaming. Whether they use that and Windows 8 to create an ecosystem this late in the game remains to be seen. They could always learn from Sega and win on competitor hardware We really need Office done right on iOS and Android. Maybe the network would be caught up with storage and processors if there weren't only a handful of players locking us into market. I wish Google would buy T-mobile and make the effort to show us what's up." - Jason Nadaf

"What you're saying may be true, but if/when Apple TV does comes to market and succeeds, once again the expensive device makers will follow suit. It's almost frustrating that so few companies are taking the risk to innovate in such a way." - Jason Nadaf

"Fantastic map of NYC tech muscle http://www.nytimes.com/interac... Hopefully the efforts to entice startup engineers here are just the seed of what's to come. It's the right time for those efforts to take risks and go big to make NYC The startup mecca!" - Jason Nadaf

"Agree." - Jason Nadaf

"To build that we'd need technology that invades our privacy and knows us even better! Though I can't stress the value of time more, I can't believe media companies would ever be responsible to tax the metric appropriately. The abuse would be too profitable to not force rationalize greed." - Jason Nadaf

"I got a petition reply email from our elected senator that used the phrase "copyright theft". All I kept thinking.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v... ... I guess it's easy for a politician to be confused by their own political jargon." - Jason Nadaf

"An abuse of power and internet censorship may be upon us, you tell me!" - Jason Nadaf

"If there's anything that can be done and labor is needed, count me in for web programming, bloody knuckles, whatever it takes..." - Jason Nadaf

"I agree. If only they had an API... I couldn't even signup with Android or iPhone originally. It's that bad yet important enough to make the extra effort just to sign." - Jason Nadaf

"Let's not forget to mention the petition in place to stop this. https://wwws.whitehouse.gov/pe... It looks like almost half way to goal, we need a way to make it go viral!" - Jason Nadaf

"Very interesting ... So Foursquare is Dodgeball squared that turned down acquisition offers to see the vision through? And I'm sure that roadmap/checklist is under lock and key and there is wisdom to be shared about what and when they executed in accordance with agile/lean startup before they raised funding." - Jason Nadaf

"Wow had I known! Yet the meetup I did know about last night was great as well. In my entire life I hadn't met anyone in the industry, no one else who builds internet, and definitely no AVC readers. Just 5 days here and I've already met many startup entrepreneurs and several internet developers. THIS CITY IS AMAZING!!" - Jason Nadaf

"Don't know, and believe the only relevant comparisons would be Russia/China/Australia for their size, population distribution, and spectrum usage." - Jason Nadaf

"The worst part I fear from such market domination is a broken promise of 50-100GBPS over the spectrum that research has achieved. With only few major players innovation is sure to stifle as it remains profitable to not race upgrading infrastructure, especially if the unlicensed spectrum is sold. Thanks for the heads up! As I moved cross country, the reality of 4G/LTE was meh at best, the network couldn't keep up with the devices, even 3G was spotty in many areas. Unfortunately the majority of consumers won't miss or complain about what they don't know exists yet." - Jason Nadaf