found links (updated constantly)
Sexy and red and a wickedly amazing price - just $50. Oh, come on little sweetheart, you know you want to be mine...
A Twitter app that looks like a spreadsheet. Methinks if you're spending so much time on Twitter that you need this app, you're Twittering (or reading tweets) too much at work. But then, I'm not one of the Twitter elite. I have enough web sites, RSS feeds, social media, email and other communications to keep up with!
Handmade Adobe-inspired pillows - get the entire CS suite for only $80. That's crazy insane.
Amazingly lovely old coupon collection, on Flickr. Delicious.
Quote: "Managers should keep in mind that ideas they have come to love because they invested their own labor in them may not be as highly valued by their coworkers – or their customers."
Quote: "Information architecture (IA) means so much to our projects, from setting requirements to establishing the baseline layout for our design and development teams. But what does it mean to your clients? Do they see the value in IA? What happens when they change their minds? Can IA help manage the change control process? More than ever, we must ensure that our clients find value in and embrace IA - and it's is our job to educate them."
OMG I want the red so bad I can actually taste it. But yowza - pricey pricey!
Quote: "That big publishers can't manage to sell enough print ads, in a post-print media economy shadowed by a larger economic meltdown, is not exactly shocking. What is shocking, though, is that they're essentially saying to scrappier, upstart online competitors: Take our business, please! We're throwing in the towel! If we can't play by the old rules of publishing -- the profit-soaked, imperial model with endless layers of coddled management ensconced in luxe trophy offices -- then we don't want to play at all! "
recent posts (updated sporadically)
how life taught me about business 2008.10.07
The most valuable lessons I've ever learned in my life, I've learned in the past five years. Guess all those folks who talk about getting wiser as you get older might be on to something. The greatest thing about these life lessons? They apply anywhere, baby. But I find they're particularly helpful in business.
do you market to small businesses? 2008.09.05
If you offer services to small businesses and would like to extend your expertise to my readership in exchange for publicity and exposure to potential clients, read on. :)
