Media Bullseye Roundtable 2014.15 with Guest Co-Host Jen Phillips
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Many bits and bytes have been spilled over the past few days about how to curb costs and get the most out of your startup team. The never-shy Jason Calacanis launched the discussion when he rattled off a series of tips for startups to make money, including some controversial ones like firing non-workaholics, buying an…
Ah, the first day of spring is upon us. It doesn’t quite feel that way here in New Hampshire where it is about 19 degrees with lots of ice and snow on the ground (and more ice reportedly on the way). Nevertheless, Brian Oberkirch got me in the springtime mood with his post today that…
Marc Andreesen is on fire with his new blog. Today, he has a great post on hiring good people. I want to highlight two things he talks about because in my experience they are mandatory requirements for a good employee — new hire or existing. Of course there’s more to it than just these two…
It has become increasingly common for me to find myself in conversations with colleagues where I recognize the reality that I have gone from being a young turk to a budding grayhair. I explain things that seem entirely foreign to the 20-somethings who I work with. For example, I did not have a PC or…
I have developed a bad habit. I snack too much. No, I’m not talking about in real life (though that’s probably true, too). I’m talking about in my information consumption habits. The Snacking Concept A popular meme the past few months, popularized in part by a Wired magazine story, has been that consumers want information…
New York Times reports today on the future of cell phone advertising. It notes that a number of companies and carriers are exploring how best to do advertising in this medium where the providers already know a fair bit about their customers. The article is generally thin on details, but it certainly provokes my thinking….