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- Alp
from Bookmarklet
Nicholas, I'm not sure about it. Most probably in a few weeks, it seems nobody wants to use this in the US, so maybe we will never launch for UK. Even Turkish people are using it a lot but American friends haven't liked it. We included launching for Iran in our plans.
- Alp
I read that as FFS MS rather than FF SMS - I liked mine more ;-)
- Graeme Spice
That's great! Now I'll just wait till they have it in the Netherlands as well - or move to the states, whichever comes first ;)
- James Kuypers
@James I've no idea about how many of FriendFeed users are from Netherlands or other European countries. I think Russia and UK are the at the 1st and 2nd place about FriendFeed usage. Do you have any idea?
- Alp
I did that, but I was heading vertical, school had a vaulted ceiling and I went running, stepped on a chair right were it dropped, on impact both shoes fell off, one hit a guy in the face.
- Jimminy Fuller
wonder if that kid had aspirations of being a stunt guy... "dignity, always with dignity" ;)
- alphaxion
If I weren't afraid of going right through the wall, I'd probably still try that. I know I would have done that (and did similar things quite often) when I was much younger.
- Curtiss Grymala
This is still superb this morning after. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Defining the line between brave and stupid?
- Eoghann Irving
If I did that, first the wall would collapse, and then the floor. (So, you see, it's not that I *couldn't*... I just choose not to, for the protection of others.)
- Mark "DerBingle" J
You're right. I don't have the guts...and I'm proud of that.
- Tammy Marshall
XD is a closed eyes smiley face. I use it also for a "laughter smiley." In this case it's more like SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Haggis (Sean Loyless)
Their priorities do not match my priorities as a (reluctant) Twitter user. I admit that this is, however, a largely self-centered rant :)
- Adam Lasnik
I've seen your "rants" before. What are your priorities then? (just curious). Do you use twitter for work purposes -something like networking, or just to keep in touch with friends?
- Claudia Petrilli
Actually, I don't use Twitter much except to (admittedly selfishly) broadcast many of my Friendfeed posts. I would have conversations on there (as apparently many others happily do), but find it to be a painfully painful medium for communications since there's no threading; it's hard to tell what any particular person is responding to, and everyone sees every conversation regardless of...
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- Adam Lasnik
I would use Twitter more if it natively let me group friends, just as I do on Facebook and Friendfeed, so I could -- for instance -- create a "must read" list so I can tackle a part of my Twitter stream without feeling overwhelmed, and read other pieces of my twitter stream if/when I have time.
- Adam Lasnik
EXACTLY - usability Fail augh. Twitter needs to hire a Product Manager like last year
- Susan Beebe
yeah, the threading -or lack thereof, is quite the problem. It is very annoying not knowing what people are replying to. Facebook had sort of the same problem with the wall which they solved by enabling comments on wall posts. I like FriendFeed much better (thank you Adam) but unfortunately only a handful of friends are here. Alas, if I want to know what my friends are up to I will have to keep checking twitter :P wait, that didn't come out right... it sounded like I am stalking my friends.... LOL
- Claudia Petrilli
One question, though. Why do you have to use twitter to broadcast four FF posts? is it because most of your contacts/friends are on twitter and not on FF and otherwise they would not see them?
- Claudia Petrilli
Adam - you're looking for filters :) Lack of any sort of organization on twitter is phenomenally annoying
- Susan Beebe
Claudia, well, you could always add your important Twitter friends as invisible Friendfeed friends. It's been a while since I tried that, though, so I forget the exact steps, sorry :(. And yes, I broadcast many of my FF posts on Twitter because, well, I have 2301 followers on Twitter and 993 followers here on Friendfeed (despite my repeated efforts to convince the Twitter followers to jump to the superior service :D). And Susan, yep!
- Adam Lasnik
Invisible friends? I'll have to look into that
- Claudia Petrilli
"Think of Virgil's as a gourmet root beer. We're what Ben and Jerry's is to ice cream, what Dom Perignon is to champagne. We're a micro-brewed root beer made with all-natural ingredients. We use herbs imported from around the world and unbleached pure cane sugar."
- Derrick
from Bookmarklet
"Oxford scientists have created a transparent form of aluminium by bombarding the metal with the world’s most powerful soft X-ray laser. 'Transparent aluminium' previously only existed in science fiction, featuring in the movie Star Trek IV, but the real material is an exotic new state of matter with implications for planetary science and nuclear fusion."
- Lasse Johnsen
from Bookmarklet
Whales on space ships..... I never thought I'd live to see it! LOL
- martha
I know, martha! Just think of the high Gs they can pull in a water tank. We've thought about putting humans in water tanks for high G acceleration, but now we don't have to. If only we could teach them to snort spice, the universe will be ours!
- RAPatton
Welcome Baby Ryan!!! My baby Ryan (17 years!) and I are honored to welcome another superstar to our planet! Love, hugs, and lots of kisses to Baby Ryan, Mommy Maryam, Dad Robert and big brothers Milan & Patrick and of course Grandma!!! My guess on Ryan's arrival (predication) was only 23 hours off. I thought he would arrive on Friday, Sept. 18th at 11:45 pm. Love to all, Kelly & Ryan Kim
- Kelly S. Kim
What a moment, eh? I remember when my daughter came into this world, it was so exciting there were no words for it. Congrats on your wonderful baby boy!
- Michael J. Carrasquillo
Congratulations! Welcome to the world, Ryan. :-)
- Yvette Ferry
Congratulations Robert and Maryam! And welcome Ryan. If I was having a baby today, I'd begin a blog for him/her straight away as an online diary they could look back on when grown up.
- Sandra Large
الهــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــی چقده ناز نازیه.اینو فارسی نوشتم مریم جان بخونن ....راستی به باباش که نرفته:)) خوشگلتره:)) پس به شما رفته
- joupy
I was a c-section six week preemie in an era when that was seriously life-threatening, they didn't know if I would make for the first week. It always gets me a see a c-section / preemie come howling into the world. Welcome, little guy!
- Bob Morris (polizeros)
from iPhone
Beautiful baby! Congratulations daddy man :)
- Gary
:) Congrats Robert... best wishes to your family! Get her name in twitter and ff!
- Business Blogger【ツ】™
Right ON! I am so happy for you. I have 4 kids of my own and they are my greatest joys. Take care and I hope all goes so smooth for him and mom.
- Robert Anderson
Congrats! I wish a long and healthy life.
- Muammer Okumuş
Robert, you newest addition is too freaking adorable. I hope you and Maryam are doing well. Congratulations! Here's to a long, prosperous future!
- Mike Nayyar
Manuel, I think the dev version of Chrome had a crashing bug with --enable-sync . I uninstalled and reinstalled and that fixed it.
- Matt Cutts
from iPhone
" if the recent growth in usage of Twitter, Friendfeed/Facebook, and mobile applications are any indication, there will be increasing pressure to accelerate the analysis and pattern-matching now carried out by Hadoop to deliver more enriching web user experiences. It will take time, as even the Hadoop experts are honing their skills on predictive models, including figuring out how long each process takes, and how many hardware/software resources will be needed. In the meantime, column-oriented stores like HBase and Hypertable provide a practical mechanism to get one step closer to real time using Hadoop."
- George Dearing
from Bookmarklet
This Web2 growth on the Web actually does make the Internet experience better, even though you know full well that you are vulnerably predictable.
- vintageozarks
Agreed. I think he just means making them internet enabled/aware and then exposing a communications API to communicate with them. The time for that is WAAAAAY past.
- Chrimmus Tad
Twitter doesn't have nearly the napespace required.
- Photar
from BuddyFeed
Seriously Jason? Nonsense? A public and open place where people interact with other people AND objects that interface with people, such as machines and equipment? With timestamps for checks and balances? You're off here.
- drew olanoff
That doesn't really sound like twitter drew. That sounds like maybe something Twitter could be an extension of/to, but I don't want my hardware comm dependent on a single, flaky service like Twitter.
- Chrimmus Tad
There was a small trace of this recently with a tool that allows one to "control" your own PC. The limitations are many, but it is worthwhile as a hint of what may come. I don't think that I would want it to be a Twitter text interface. Instead, I would think that a something more akin to FriendFeed's rooms with graphic objects might be better. That groups devices logically and...
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- JR Holmes
Jason: why not? It's a query language we're all being trained to use. Did you know you can already query the border crossing between Washington State and Canada and find out the wait time there? There's also a buoy in Half Moon Bay that's Tweeting. And lots of other objects already. Why NOT an IV machine?
- Robert Scoble
Tad: lots of devices are dependent on a single flaky OS like Windows. Doesn't seem to hurt their utility! :-)
- Robert Scoble
Mission critical apps dependent on the fail whale? No thank you. Twitter is more at home in the realm of ephemeral infotainment.
- LogEx
OS is a bit different than a communications service. But I'm guessing you wouldn't REALLY want to connect up medical machines with anything less than a rock solid communcations service... Twitter in its current incarnation certainly wouldn't qualify. I think we get your general gist, though, and I agree.
- Chrimmus Tad
I buy the scenario, just not the players. If it exists, it'll be on open standards.
- Christopher Galtenberg
And I don't see a better remote control than iPhone appearing anywhere on the horizon. Though the whole web will still be the primary workstation.
- Christopher Galtenberg
The concept of post-iPhone almost seems like the idea of post-PC. There is no post-. There's just a wider ecosystem. But I like the thought exercise.
- Christopher Galtenberg
Who will build the eyeglasses that get us post-monitor. Or the sensing devices or implants that get us post-input. Watch game companies.
- Christopher Galtenberg
Who builds the device, or maybe just an app, that turns complete strangers into best friends like they were meant to be. That turns isolated wizards into world-beating collaborators.
- Christopher Galtenberg
Who fine-tunes the noise of real-time into pure delicious signal. Who builds the thing that becomes the login for all other websites, like email addresses are now. Who figures out how to stop that "right wing" thing from happening to people. This is the stuff :)
- Christopher Galtenberg
Think about the interface between devices and the "attention economy". There will need to be a way to manage what and who people need to pay attention to in a variety of time scales, some by minute and others by day or even less.
- JR Holmes
From Robert's original idea about a tweet-enabled device, that is nothing that makes that necessary. Why not just have a hospital IRC channel and a way to monitor device status via that channel. Since it is internal, it can be secure and yet exposed via a VPN if a doctor wants to monitor remotely. This perfectly reflects Robert's original conception of devices using text commands (and...
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- JR Holmes
I really like Christopher's questions. I still think Twitter is a laughable piece of software that happens to have a lot of users, but that I don't want anywhere near any piece of machinery in a hospital.
- Jason Wehmhoener
This sort of real time messaging already exists with Tibco and IQ messaging and a host of other SOA systems. Although I admit it's not as easy to use as the examples being stated. It's also massively expensive and difficult to implement.
- Keith Bennett
from BuddyFeed
Keith 838 has added a photo to the pool: What a wonderful command of the English Language: "Hello !!!!!! My name is Kristina!!! I have read your structure and it has very much interested me. It seems to me, that you that person with whom it will be interesting to me to communicate. You have seemed to me very interesting person. I think what exactly of such people as you speak that it the sun. When I read your structure, your words warmed me precisely just as the sun. I felt your sincere heat and I have understood that you very interesting and good person. I shall be very glad, if you will answer me. I very much would like to get acquainted with you closer. Write to me, I shall look forward to hearing and I shall by all means answer you if you will write to me. Write to me at once on my personal letter box: [available on request] "
- GrammarBlog
If more of us focused on creating stuff that was less ephemeral than a tweet / a foursquare check-in / even (he notes hypocritically) a FF update and instead concentrated on creating a painting, a short story, a music composition... I think the world would be a far richer place in the long run.
I think too many of us often prioritize "staying connected" over "creating something of more meaning." And understandably so. The first is fast and easy. The second can involve a lot of time, introspection, and even painful emotions. But the former is typically fleeting, forgotten a year or even 5 minutes after birth. The latter... can last for centuries. Which would you rather leave behind?
- Adam Lasnik
Your obsession with post size/word counts continues. Quantity != Quality. :P
- EricaJoy
Where did I say size? And can you retort with a straight face that a 140 character blip can rival a handwritten (or even longer typed) letter in long-term meaning? Or that one's legacy of 4200 tweets is realistically likely to be more fulfilling longterm (for the author and recipients) than a piece of art? I realize that I am reaching the height of snobbery here, and I'm sure there's a less elitist way to frame this argument... :P
- Adam Lasnik
More importantly, do you entirely disagree with my premise that the (often large amounts) of time we're spending "snacking" online is taking away from more meaningful sharing / creating pursuits?
- Adam Lasnik
I didn't read or write long letters before twitter. ;) Yes I disagree with that premise because it assumes we're all "creators." Your premise doesn't leave room for the curators and consumers.
- EricaJoy
What if we substituted "Do" in place of "Create"? e.g., exercise more, learn a new language, volunteer more, etc.? Or would you see this as a specious argument, suggesting that these are complementary, not conflicting opportunities? (damn, I hate playing devil's advocate with myself :D)
- Adam Lasnik
If there were no twitter, I'd be doing the same thing I am now. The fact of the matter is people are going to do what's in their nature to do. If I weren't on FF right now, I'd still be on my computer and/or online dicking with stuff because thats what I like to do and what is meaningful to *me*. In utopia we'd all be renaissance people doing all sorts of creative things but everybody isn't built that way.
- EricaJoy
from IM
Fair enough. I think it may be somewhat wrong for me to make the sweeping generalization that there's one path towards meaning. Perhaps I should express things more in terms of "I." I am sometimes disappointed in MYSELF because I've spent [x] hours playing in the social media space, but still haven't made that music web site, still haven't re-learned Spanish, etc. I am increasingly seeing online snacking as contrary to my own "greater" achievements.
- Adam Lasnik
How about reading a real book? Would that fall under 'creating' or 'doing'? How many less books have been read by how many people because of social media?
- Mahendra (SkepticGeek)
I listen to books all the time. I don't go anywhere without my ipod listening to an audiobook.
- EricaJoy
from IM
@ Mahendra: I've read 4 books in the last 30 days. Social media is not keeping me away from books. It would be foolish to affirm that. If a person likes to read, he/she will read no matter what. If a person doesn't like to read, then they won't read even if social media ceased to exist now. It was always like that and will always be like that.
- Claudia Petrilli
and Adam, not everybody has been blessed with creative muses. Even if social media didn't exist, most people wouldn't be able to paint, or to write poetry. Just think about it, art is so special precisely because it is rare. If everybody was thus endowed, then art would be a common thing and therefore not appreciated as such. If we all could paint like Monet or write like Shakespeare then what we did would be nothing out of the ordinary.
- Claudia Petrilli
Indeed the conversation would probably be "What kind of advances could we be making if we weren't sitting around painting all the time?"
- EricaJoy
from IM
I do believe - however, that we should all strive to be more compassionate, better friends, better sons and daughters, more honest, more caring.... and that indeed, would make the world a far richer place in the long run. :)
- Claudia Petrilli
Erica/Claudia: you mean television didn't cause a decline in reading habits? Social media is in a way, the next gen TV, for many people. (And I'm talking statistics, not individually you or me).
- Mahendra (SkepticGeek)
I dunno, I was born in the age of TV. :)
- EricaJoy
from IM
:) Me too, but as I grew up, I did read a lot about how TV eroded reading habits. Parents had to be taught to keep their children away from television and instill reading habits. Today, replace or augment TV with Facebook/Twitter.
- Mahendra (SkepticGeek)
I guess I'm weird. My mom had to take my books away from me. :) I would sneak and read them at night, in the shower, wherever I could. *shrug*
- EricaJoy
from IM
and before TV there was radio, and before that there were speakeasies. There will ALWAYS be something more alluring for those who don't enjoy reading. You can teach a kid to like books but you can't teach a kid to love books. Sure you can -and should, encourage children to read, but only those who have an inherent capacity to love books will become avid readers. Same thing with opera or any kind of art really.
- Claudia Petrilli
Claudia: Yes, you are right. What is changing in these diversions is how widespread, easily accessible, and addictive the diversion is.
- Mahendra (SkepticGeek)
Read books to fall asleep. TV keeps brain passively stimulated thus neurons keep on firing long after the tv is off.
- earl wallace
from twhirl
It's a Brave New World. We have so many distractions, things intended to entertain us, perhaps to distract us. Progress was supposed to shorten work days and increase time for leisure, learning, creation, and other constructive pursuits. Instead we just try to do more with less.
- LogEx
which reminds me that I have a date with Colin Firth... just finished watching the Importance of Being Earnest (took advantage of the intermission to come and have this nice chat with y'all) and now I will watch Bridget Jones's diary. And if it wasn't for this darn cold, I'd be out swing dancing and DJing :)
- Claudia Petrilli
Nice chatting with you both, Erica and Claudia: have a great weekend!
- Mahendra (SkepticGeek)
oh, and one more thing Adam. You said: What if we substituted "Do" in place of "Create"? e.g., exercise more, learn a new language, volunteer more, etc.?" My mother tongue is Spanish. I do use FF, FB and the likes to improve my writing skills in English. It helps me with my spelling, and it helps me build my lexicon. Of course, I am aware that reading contributes a great deal to it as well but these media gives me the opportunity to practice.
- Claudia Petrilli
And as for posts being "fleeting, forgotten a year or even 5 minutes after birth" many a time your posts have brought a smile to my face with their wit and creativity. That will not be easily forgotten and you may say that you have effectively contributed to my well being by posting here and on other boards. If it wasn't for your fleeting posts I would have never known that you play the piano beautifully or that you have such deep concerns about life.
- Claudia Petrilli
I couldn't agree with Adam more. The problem as I see it is not one of a lack of personal creativity, but missing incentives and rewards for this type of creativity. This ties into some things I've been thinking about for a while with regard to the loss of popularity for long-form content over the Internet. Of course, my thoughts were too long for a FriendFeed comment, so I put them into a knol instead: http://knol.google.com/k...
- Bill Strathearn
I think @EricaJoy is trying to say that "more" != better and "better" is relative. Each of the 7 billion on the planet will not agree on any of this. Nothing I just said is the truth. It is meaningless.
- Khürt Williams
"I actually don't like Twitter the company. I have no deal in place with them. I am not compensated by them. I never have been on the Suggested User List, and now, if put there I would ask to be removed from it. You are missing reporting on and using a product with "being nice." Not the same thing. The market has spoken and Twitter has won. There are tons of people in my world who use Twitter but who don't use Facebook or FriendFeed or other services. That is why I've redoubled my efforts there. Plus you probably missed that I've been spending more time on Facebook too. I have problems with that service too (remember, they kicked my account off for a day). Life isn't perfect, but I go with what I'm given and try to make the best of that. By the way, Twitter is a lot more reliable today than it was back in 2007."
- Robert Scoble
I am going to try showing up early today and try for a seat up front (again). Wired Ethernet at a conference of this size is quite alluring.
- Jay Cuthrell
heh. only one other person in line at the doors... much lighter in the early bird category today.
- Jay Cuthrell
from BuddyFeed
ah yes, the tell tale sign of not sleeping properly... deja vu
- Jay Cuthrell
Let me just say.... the bandwidth is still phenomenal... I've been checking and it's averaging 80Mbps/40Mbps today. Wiline is the shizzle. This was yesterday on a spot check http://friendfeed.com/qthrul...
- Jay Cuthrell
Good for rrripple. Time is the best organization for media that documents your doings. Glubble switched from albums to timelines earlier this year. And of course my site is time-centric.
- Bruce Lewis
KRISPY KREME IN THE HOUSSSSSSE!!!!!!!!!!!! NC REPRESENT!!!!
- Jay Cuthrell
Jason has arranged for Krispy Kreme donuts and coffee to be available to ALL attendees. Nice!
- Jay Cuthrell
Jason of the Argonauts fame.... golden fleece and what not
- Jay Cuthrell
Two after parties tonight: after party then the after after party.... at 5A5
- Jay Cuthrell
Conference is going to start at some point... the announcements are going out now.
- Jay Cuthrell
Demo Pit Picks will be two companies again today -- nice format change considering it was a one winner takes all prior to the change yesterday.
- Jay Cuthrell
I'm waiting for the this is not Basecamp moment
- Jay Cuthrell
Ah.... very nice approach vs. having to download -- it's Air so everything is inline.
- Jay Cuthrell
Quorum building and teaming with checkoff on items
- Jay Cuthrell
I'd love to see what the system resources are for the Air app
- Jay Cuthrell
Okay, that's slick. Admittedly, I'm not a designer. I'll defer to the judges on this one entirely.
- Jay Cuthrell
So, this is a labor of love/hate in this case.
- Jay Cuthrell
Cool, tuned in from Amsterdam
- Jacob
from Android
The first pitch didn't include a statement to their own business model -- and have opted to take it in the Q&A portion. They didn't use all their time either -- ended 1 minute early.
- Jay Cuthrell
Artifacts are stored in S3. Smart... but wondering if this is LAN friendly i.e. localized cache or volume stub assignments to mitigate the party upload/download.
- Jay Cuthrell
The creative market is being questioned.... interesting
- Jay Cuthrell
(sidebar: one of the comments about Demo Pit was how companies will say they are for everything and anyone vs. -- yet get the same type critique when they say they have a niche)
- Jay Cuthrell
The word "island" has been thrown down.
- Jay Cuthrell
Okay, maybe I can't even defer to judges on this one. I'm wondering if this would be different if there was a creative on the judge panel -- or if that is even realistic. :)
- Jay Cuthrell
The coat the guy driving the demo made me think lab coat. Lab coat as in laboratory. Not sure if need new glasses or wearing a white jacket is hip.
- Jay Cuthrell
compare/corrolate of data --- quick comparison of metrics -- not sparklines
- Jay Cuthrell
Wifi on the stage... I think a faraday cage for the iphone stage is a good idea for next time... few demos have been stable on that network for some reason
- Jay Cuthrell
Nice touch... the Beatles RockBand ad showing
- Jay Cuthrell
filter on Facebook is worth checking out the app --- it's very light mode like
- Jay Cuthrell
ahhh... the drag/drop and growl works for their demo... mine crashed :)
- Jay Cuthrell
the auto shorten with bit.ly is clever
- Jay Cuthrell
and mapquest link was full length for AIM
- Jay Cuthrell
20M desktop and mobile users on AIM
- Jay Cuthrell
that means 20M potential Twitter and Facebook clients
- Jay Cuthrell
ah, the mental illness punchline... better delivered this time and there was laughter
- Jay Cuthrell
difference this time -- serious topic handling vs. a reference to exploitation (direct) of those with a mental state lending to a mundane or repetitive task
- Jay Cuthrell
this movie has a subliminal encoding that taps the deeper core of the occipital lobe forcing you to close your eyes and breathe more slowly... drifting... deeper.... deeper...
- Jay Cuthrell
millions and millions and millions of users
- Jay Cuthrell
youngest presenter today if not ever at TC50
- Jay Cuthrell
Cool! Raleigh is on the places page.
- Jay Cuthrell
This is a pretty compelling demo so far but I'm deferring to the judges to weigh in on what this is or isn't in terms of other analytics that tap into streams for brand tracking.
- Jay Cuthrell
Pete Cashmore is alpha dog of the Insttant screen... pervasive... showing up everywhere on it
- Jay Cuthrell
this might indicate there is no true "rise" per se
- Jay Cuthrell
ahh.... they said they "remove the noise" --- smart addition to the pitch
- Jay Cuthrell
Scoble likes it. That kid is too young for Scotch.
- Jay Cuthrell
challenge from Scoble -- engagement scores vs. followers
- Jay Cuthrell
measurement and fuzzy vs cotton vs opening additional questions
- Jay Cuthrell
important point -- sarcasm on Twitter is hard to detect
- Jay Cuthrell
private label archive.org approach with controls and searching inside the history
- Jay Cuthrell
challenges that judges will bring up most likely.... dynamics, personalization, and other unqiue one to one notions and interstitials of third parties
- Jay Cuthrell
oh... and some guy named Chamillionaire -- huge in country and western I'm told
- Jay Cuthrell
I remember hearing something to the effect of Chamillionaire being the first artist to truly grasp the impact of licensing ringtones
- Jay Cuthrell
the demo on stage is showing a lot of UI squish... makes me wonder what kind of monitors are being used vs the lack of HD or wide format projectors for venues -- there is probably a market in there somewhere for the vendors of projection to make this happen by 2010
- Jay Cuthrell
the real estate is palpable now when considering the screen size of the actual, well, screens...
- Jay Cuthrell
judge body language update... I think coffee is in order... long day effect
- Jay Cuthrell
1M to 11M of Webmail/Facebook/Twitter overlap -- neat stat
- Jay Cuthrell
domain.com vs. twitter.com/domain discussion begins
- Jay Cuthrell
we are in critique of pitch mode... can't get to the product just yet
- Jay Cuthrell
what is the point of doing this if it isn't drawing in on the terms a company is comfortable with --- some might take exception with this depending on your view of a customer, company and that role
- Jay Cuthrell
showing signs that this makes companies uncomfortable
- Jay Cuthrell
another pearl "gotta be Simon Cowell too" -- Chamillionaire
- Jay Cuthrell