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Interesting notes related to a book that was recently published, and is probably worth adding to my list of books to read: The only difference between the current fad for ludology — the study of games — and any other time in the history of the internet is that now that marketers and entrepreneurs know…
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It’s hard hard for me to imagine that, despite all the writing (and tweeting) that I’ve done over the past year, I haven’t updated this blog in nearly a year! I guess there are many reasons, but instead of dwelling on them, I figured the time was right to get back in the swing of…
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I saw this photo collage over at Om Malik’s personal blog and it stopped me in my tracks. This is the India that I love, the India that I miss when I make the all-to-short trips that have become the norm in the last two decades. Bhanu Sharma‘s photographic journey across India is simply amazing:…
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Image via CrunchBase Mike Speiser, Managing Director at Sutter Hill Ventures, has an interesting post on GigaOm today. An excerpt: Self-Service Nation: Why Targeting Small Business Is Good Business While the 80-20 rule can be very powerful, the reality is that many of the costs associated with building, supporting, distributing and selling technology products have…
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Image by Marc_Smith via Flickr Navi Radjou has an interesting post on how Microsoft approaches it’s global R&D over at the Harvard Business blog, excerpt: Microsoft Reinvents Its Global R&D Model – Navi Radjou – HarvardBusiness.org What impressed me most about TEM is its staff members’ multidisciplinary backgrounds. In addition to computer scientists and engineers,…
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