Deep Jive Interests

Great introduction to Web Analytics. Not entirely comprehensive, but does hit upon RSS and blog analytics. I’ll have to write up a more comprehensive later ;)

“The teenager who spends his weekends updating a blog that nobody reads … He is, as Anderson .. tells us, a valiant citizen of the long tail” … punchy!

Chris Anderson’s “Long Tail” under tighter scrutiny: Seems like the maths don’t really hold up, and the buzzword is less a phenomena and more a … well, buzzword, it seems.

Here’s a tip: Google puts more stock in domain names that have been registered for more than one year. Its like a signal to them that you mean business and are here to stay. Smart for Google. Smart for GoDaddy to notice this and market >1year registrat

… at m.30boxes.com: Cool … now I can view my calendar wherever I go. If only I had a mobile phone that could surf the web now. Curse you Samsung, curse you!

The smartest article I’ve read on the necessity and requirements of kick-ass management when it comes to tech-related startups. Good job.

The ironic thing, of course, is that the smallest chapter is about *writing* the damn thing. The second smallest chapter, also ironic, is marketing the book. Still, an interesting read about the ins and outs of publishing.

A nice overview of the benefits, “risks”, of switching to the Mac — hilarity, spoofs, and controversy aside, this is a nicely balanced article, which does describe some of the nuances of the transition … Bootcamp included.

Most sinus headaches, are in fact types of migraines; its sort of intresting … migraines are really a spectrum of disease, with a wide variety of presenatation.

Surprisingly enough … yes! Young adults are hitting console gaming less and less.

Classic: “Sir, I need to see your ticket, not your stub”.