aki1770のブックマーク / 2008年11月15日

Post-Election Thoughts: Equal but Not (by Jeremy Zawodny)

aki1770 2008/11/15

Jeremy Zawodny:"It seems disingenuous at best and an outright lie at worst to call Obama's victory a "landslide" when the actual percentages of the popular vote(...)were so close. Yet the large difference in electoral vote counts is supposed to make us believe that something very different happened.

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Harvard Business Review - Ideas and Advice for Leaders

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Umair Haque suggests:"Obama's team built something truly world-changing: a new kind of political organization for the 21st century. It differs from yesterday's political organizations as much as Google and Threadless differ from yesterday's corporations:"

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Harvard Business Review - Ideas and Advice for Leaders

aki1770 2008/11/15

"Tomorrow's sources of advantage aren't like yesterday's. They're not built on being able to exploit, dominate, or coerce more strongly than others -- they don't result from being harder, better, faster, stronger. They're about exactly the opposite: being softer, better able to fail(...)"

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Capital vs People

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Fred Wilson:"They provide the capital that we get to invest in startups. And I am incredibly grateful for their support. But it isn't capital that drives the startup ecosystem. It's the entrepreneurs who drive it. And it's important to remember that."

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Reflections on Political Labels

aki1770 2008/11/15

Irving Wladawsky-Berger sums up:"What does it mean to be a liberal, a conservative, a moderate or a centrist these days? I think that you have to look at this question along two main dimensions. One is economic, the other social. Brooks's column was primarily about the economic dimension. "

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Living in a Smarter Planet

Irving Wladawsky-Berger A collection of observations, news and resources on the changing nature of innovation, techno logy, leadership, and other subjects. Just about everyone agrees that we are living in an increasingly global, integrated, complex . . . and unpredictable world. What can you do about it? The only possible answer is to take the same information techno logies that are making our plane

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Irving Wladawsky-Berger cites Sam Palmisano:"With so much technology and networking abundantly available at such low cost, what wouldn't you enhance? What service wouldn't you provide a customer, citizen, student or patient? What wouldn't you connect? What information wouldn't you mine for insight?"

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I.B.M. Has Tech Answer for Woes of Economy (Published 2008)

I.B.M.’s chief executive, Samuel J. Palmisano, is proposing a techno logy-fueled economic recovery plan that calls for public and private investment in more efficient systems for utility grids, traffic management, food distribution, water conservation and health care. Recent techno logy advances make this possible, and the need is apparent, Mr. Palmisano will say in a speech he is scheduled to deliv

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Steve Lohr cites Samuel J. Palmisano:"“We’re at a similar stage now in that these are difficult economic times,” he said. “The right way through it is not to hunker down, but to step up and invest and improve our competitiveness.”"

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Yahoo Mass Firings December 10, Still Too Few

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Henry Blodget wits:"Given how little interest either side has in doing this deal, it would almost certainly be a disaster if they did it, so better to just let it go. (If Yahoo can get AOL for $3-$4 billion, however, it should take it)."

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Packages You Won’t Need a Saw to Open (Published 2008)

Plastic packaging on stereo headsets at Circ uit City in Union Square in Manhattan. Credit...Michael Appleton for The New York Times SAN FRANCISCO � A number of retailers and manufacturers have a gift for holiday shoppers: product packaging that will not result in lacerations and stab wounds. The companies, including Amazon.com, Sony, Microsoft and Best Buy, have begun to create alternatives to the

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Brad Stone cites Jeff Bezos:"“I shouldn’t have to start each Christmas morning with a needle nose pliers and wire cutters,” said Jeffrey P. Bezos, the father of four young children and(.....)“But that is what I do, I arm myself, and it still takes me 10 minutes to open each package.”"

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Oh, grow up

Oh, grow upBlogging is no longer what it was, because it has entered the mainstream IN THE anthropologically isolated subculture of elite bloggers, it was the equivalent of a watershed, and certainly a tear-shed. With “a heavy heart, and much consideration”, Jason Calacanis this summer announced his “retirement from blogging”, which he believed was “the right decision for me and my family”. Mr Cal

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"Companies like Six Apart, which provides Movable Type, TypePad and other blogging tools, see firms as their most promising market."

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Load size analysis of the top 100 blogs - Pingdom

aki1770 2008/11/15

Pingdom's research:"When averaging all the 100 blogs included in the survey, it was clear that the single largest contributor to the size of the front page was images, which in itself should not come as a surprise considering that today’s blogs often are very visual and contain many images."

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Bloggers getting bigger and messier

aki1770 2008/11/15

John Oates suggests:"Bloggers should consider reducing the number of images on their front page as well as compressing them or using smaller images. Merging scripts into one file should also improve load times for readers."

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Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: Who killed the blogosphere?

November 07, 2008 Blogging seems to have entered its midlife crisis, with much existential gnashing-of-teeth about the state and fate of a literary form that once seemed new and fresh and now seems familiar and tired. And there's good reason for the teeth-gnashing. While there continue to be many blogs, including a lot of very good ones, it seems to me that one would be hard pressed to make the ca

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Nicholas Carr summarizes:"But it didn't last. Radio soon came to be dominated by a relatively small number of media companies, with the most popular amateur operators being hired on as radio personalities. Social production was absorbed into corporate production."

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IT news, careers, business technology, reviews

aki1770 2008/11/15

Nancy Gohring cites Augusto Valdez:"In small and medium businesses, the availability of resources is scarce, so it's important to provide solutions without a lot of human intervention,"

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When you sneeze, does Google tell the Feds?

aki1770 2008/11/15

Cade Metz interviews Marc Rotenberg:""This privacy issue is genuine and it needs to be solved," Rotenberg tells us. "Google even concedes that in saying that their data is anonymized and aggregated. That's great if it's true. But how do we know it's true?""

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Latest 32-bit RISC architecture for automotive expands functionality - EE Times

News, techno logies, and trends in the electronics industry eetimes.eu

aki1770 2008/11/15

Rick Merritt cites Vinod Khosla:"Companies like IBM and Motorola will be slowing down or even stopping some of their research programs and that could create opportunities for startups in the next three to five years,"

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Why Facebook Likes Small Ads, Despite the Small Dollars

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Saul Hansell cites Tim Kendall:"“The classic interruptive model is a pretty uninspired way to really get to a consumer,” Mr. Kendall said. “If we build ad products that really take advantage of how users interact on Facebook with each other, it will be much more effective over time.”"

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Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

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Peter Burrows interviews John Chambers:"We have an aspirational goal—and clearly it is very bold, but it's one we are going to address with proper humility. We are going to attempt to become the best company in the world, and the best company for the world. "

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Is the VC Model Broken? Far From it – Old GigaOm

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Mathew Ingram asserts:"The VC industry isn’t broken any more than any other boom-and-bust industry is broken. It’s likely to go through a restructuring as a result of the current downturn(.....)But there will always be VCs, just as there will always be gold companies — and airlines."

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When Google disowns you | Software as Services | ZDNet.com

Microsoft watcher Mary Jo Foley's blog covers the products, people and strategies that make Microsoft tick. Larry Dignan and other IT industry experts, blogging at the intersection of business and techno logy, deliver daily news and analysis on vital enterprise trends.

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Best Netflix Suitor: Amazon or...Microsoft? | Kara Swisher | BoomTown | AllThingsD

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Kara Swisher wits:"That said, if the pair can come to terms on price, having done a lot of due diligence already, with AOL and Yahoo execs involved in extensive meetings, Yang could bring a deal to the board by next week."

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Making sense of Microsoft's Azure | InfoWorld | Analysis | 2008-11-06 | By David Strom

aki1770 2008/11/15

David Strom cites Ray Ozzie:"Every company right now runs their own Web site, and they're always afraid of what might happen if it becomes too popular. This gives kind of an overdraft protection for the people who run their Web sites."

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The Seattle Times | Local news, sports, business, politics, entertainment, travel, restaurants and opinion for Seattle and the Pacific Northwest.

aki1770 2008/11/15

Benjamin J. Romano cites Jim Allchin:"Jim Allchin(...)was described as "apoplectic." When he was briefed on the possibility of dropping WDDM, his initial reaction was "this plan is terrible.""I believe we are going to be misleading customers with the Capable program," he wrote."

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Biofuel Startup Strives to Meet Obama's Green Ambitions

aki1770 2008/11/15

Alexis Madrigal cites Eric Janszen:"It's not clear, in the absence of the concerted effort to make investments in the clean-tech sector, what geographies or sectors are going to pull the U.S. out of the recession,"

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IT news, careers, business technology, reviews

aki1770 2008/11/15

Gregg Keizer cites Will Poole:"915 systems absolutely WILL be able to run Windows Vista," he wrote. "They will not run Glass [Microsoft's then-name for the Aero interface -- Ed.]. They will not get some other benefits that come with WDDM drivers that cannot be ported to them."

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Gloomy Silicon Valley job market has some bright spots

aki1770 2008/11/15

Scott Duke Harris cites Jim Harrington:""We see this as a competitive advantage — a great time to pick up top-tier talent," Harrington said. Layoffs by other companies, he said, has also created a richer pool of available second-tier talent."

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Apple’s search engine? It’s probably not what you’re thinking

aki1770 2008/11/15

MG Siegler predicts:"Imagine a search feature on the iPhone that could quickly look through files on your home computer (which it would be synced to, kind of like the Remote app is now) or on MobileMe. It would make the iPhone even more of a computer in your hand."

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2008年11月15日のブックマーク (27件)

Post-Election Thoughts: Equal but Not (by Jeremy Zawodny)

Harvard Business Review - Ideas and Advice for Leaders

Harvard Business Review - Ideas and Advice for Leaders

Capital vs People

Reflections on Political Labels

Living in a Smarter Planet

I.B.M. Has Tech Answer for Woes of Economy (Published 2008)

Yahoo Mass Firings December 10, Still Too Few

Packages You Won’t Need a Saw to Open (Published 2008)

Oh, grow up

Load size analysis of the top 100 blogs - Pingdom

Bloggers getting bigger and messier

Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: Who killed the blogosphere?

IT news, careers, business technology, reviews

When you sneeze, does Google tell the Feds?

Latest 32-bit RISC architecture for automotive expands functionality - EE Times

Why Facebook Likes Small Ads, Despite the Small Dollars

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

Is the VC Model Broken? Far From it – Old GigaOm

When Google disowns you | Software as Services | ZDNet.com

Best Netflix Suitor: Amazon or...Microsoft? | Kara Swisher | BoomTown | AllThingsD

Making sense of Microsoft's Azure | InfoWorld | Analysis | 2008-11-06 | By David Strom

The Seattle Times | Local news, sports, business, politics, entertainment, travel, restaurants and opinion for Seattle and the Pacific Northwest.

Biofuel Startup Strives to Meet Obama's Green Ambitions

IT news, careers, business technology, reviews

Gloomy Silicon Valley job market has some bright spots

Apple’s search engine? It’s probably not what you’re thinking

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