Techcrunch is reporting that Robert Scoble is leaving Podtech in mid-January. This is something that was kind of obvious for a while with his seperate branding of the Scoble show. Interesting to see where he will go next. Based on his Facebook update today, I’m going to have some fun and assert it might be [...]
Archive | December, 2007 
Ask Launches AskEraser
Ask.com today officially announces AskEraser. What’s AskEraser? When enabled by the user, AskEraser completely deletes all future search queries and associated cookie information from Ask.com servers, including IP address, User ID, Session ID, and the complete text of their queries. An AskEraser link is featured prominently in the upper right corner of the Ask.com homepage [...]
Matt McCall on Ray Kurzweil’s Accelerating Investment Returns and Black Swans
Matt McCall writes about his talk last Thursday at Ignite Chicago on the issues of Black Swan and on Ray Kurzweil’s theme of accelerating returns. The Powerpoint of Matt McCall’s speech is here. Quick points: – a Black Swan is 1) a rare event, 2) with high impact, 3) that is hard to predict (pattern [...]
Microsoft Launches Mobile Advertising on MSN Mobile
Microsoft just announced the launch of mobile advertising on MSN Mobile. I wish they would have given more details about the release instead of pointing us back to overly dated speeches on the mobile advertising subject. I would have expected to see more examples than just movie tickets. Microsoft has the potential to lead this [...]
Michael Arrington’s Entrepreneur Post
Michael Arrington talked about entrepreneurs the second time around today. I think he should segment that audience further into dot com era and other era projects. Generally speaking, experience counts for something. So you’d expect entrepreneurs who’ve been through the ups and downs of a tech startup to have an advantage over the newcomers. Or [...]
SES Chicago 2007 : David Isenberg on Net Neutrality
I’d like to think thank Kevin Ryan for bringing in this marketing speaker and challenging the audience to think about this issue. Marty has a great summary of the session. My follow up question to Kevin is how can the SES community be best utilized to be an activist catalyst for this?
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