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Taylor Davidson
Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Photography. In some order.
"Emotions like anxiety and fear have their roots in uncertainty and rarely in experience. Anyone who..." - http://blog.reemer.com/post...
@bennycrime camera lessons: impossible to take a bad picture, right?
@cabbiescapital deep into explanation indeed... brilliant.
theprint: How to photograph fireworks: Put down your camera and enjoy. - http://twitter.com/theprin...
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embrace the blur - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
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RE: To continue to add a layer, add mass-market v. niche appeal; in today's culture, it makes financial sense (because o… http://www.taylordavidson.com/writing...
ryanbooth: maybe this guy just got confused by the "no shoes, no shirt, no service" sign and started removing clothes? http://twitpic.com/97a35 - http://twitter.com/ryanboo...
perhaps, @t_armstrong. but for a more nuanced take on the "free" debate: http://www.techdirt.com/article...
Valeria Maltoni liked this
no link to my post. Zeroed in exactly on "does little to suggest how you actually apply them."Wow, I had not even read that post!
- Valeria Maltoni
valeria: I haven't forgotten your post :)
- Taylor Davidson
I was joking - meant in TechDirt. You gave me some good food for thought in your post, which I just streamed here...
- Valeria Maltoni
all good. I actually read your post first of all of them :)
- Taylor Davidson
[pic] @cabbiescapital at #tuttle - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
![[pic] @cabbiescapital at #tuttle](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3540/3684460069_593b467fff_s.jpg "[pic] @cabbiescapital at #tuttle") |
Re: Can nuanced discourse compete against “strategy by soundbite”? - http://www.taylordavidson.com/writing...
"To continue to add a layer, add mass-market v. niche appeal; in today's culture, it makes financial sense (because of audience and revenue) for media outlets to adopt polarized positions because they are easier and simpler to spread. Niches are where the web shows its true power, aggregating people across boundaries impossible in different media economic structures. Free isn't a ubiquitous strategy (for example, Twitter and Facebook have vastly different cost structures [think pictures, video and expensive, rich media] and thus "free" should be applied very differently), nor is it the right strategy for all industry cycles or product growth / maturation curves; the real need right now is less theory. Debating whether it's right or wrong kinda misses the point about what to do about it (thus Maltoni's and Masnik's posts). But some part of me hopes that culture adopts to new economic opportunities to allow mass-market media to take a more nuanced approach. Yes, call me naive and..."
- Taylor Davidson
Re: jay parkinson + md + mph = doctor in brooklyn - I’m in Scotland traveling in between speaking at... - http://blog.jayparkinsonmd.com/post...
"I skipped the distilleries, visited the pubs :)"
- Taylor Davidson
Re: jay parkinson + md + mph = doctor in brooklyn - I’m in Scotland traveling in between speaking at... - http://blog.jayparkinsonmd.com/post...
"Hope you like isles whisky :) I enjoyed a great trip from Glasgow to Ft. William a couple years ago, great times..."
- Taylor Davidson
Kinda cool that i could book a cab by @tweetalondoncab
tweetalondoncab – book your london taxi through Twitter - http://tweetalondoncab.wordpress.com/
Twitter Blog: Full SMS Service for Vodafone UK Customers! - http://blog.twitter.com/2009...
coolio.
- Taylor Davidson
Can nuanced discourse compete against “strategy by soundbite”? - http://www.taylordavidson.com/writing...
Freeconomics Part IV - Freemium, or if you ain't paying you ain't the customer - http://broadstuff.com/archive...
"It's interesting to think of the change in the "free" debate (or perhaps, the mass media's realization of economics) in light of Facebook's intent and plans to fundamentally change privacy defaults: an example of a company realizing they need to get more serious about pimping out their users to make money from "free"."
- Taylor Davidson
Limits to Freeconomics Part IV - Freemium, or if you ain't paying you ain't the customer - http://broadstuff.com/archive...
"It's interesting to think of the change in the "free" debate (or perhaps, the mass media's realization of economics) in light of Facebook's intent and plans to fundamentally change privacy defaults: an example of a company realizing they need to get more serious about pimping out their users to make money from "free"."
- Taylor Davidson
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