Archive for the “Opinion” category
This Just In: Google Gobbles Up Feedburner for $100M
by Tony Hung on May 23, 2007
Google did what it had every reason for doing for a long time.
Could Ask.com Ever Topple Google? Wait, Let Me Stop Laughing First.
by Tony Hung on May 22, 2007
Don’t laugh — but that’s the meme that’s kind of floating around, since Allen from CenterNetworks proposed how he might orchestrate it, with Read/Write/Web chiming in with their three cents. Don’t get me wrong: making some strategic moves makes sense (…)
Is Skype Ready For Prime Time?
by Tony Hung on May 14, 2007
Some news out of GigaOm, where it looks like Skype and Wal-Mart have struck a deal wherein Skype-branded products will now be carried by Wal-Mart. All elitest snobbery aside, is anyone else wondering if the name “Skype” carries any cachet (…)
The Nature of New Media: Its Neither the ClueTrain Manifesto (Nor Andrew Keen)
by Tony Hung on April 14, 2007
Its somewhere in the mushy middle.
MySpace Reminds Everyone: Your Widgets All Belong To Us
by Tony Hung on April 11, 2007
Rupert Murdoch is a wiley old fox.
When Will Jason Calacanis Own Up When He’s Wrong?
by Tony Hung on March 28, 2007
Well, all debates about a-listers aside (and as an aside, do you think anything but an a-lister who has a history of anti-PPP rhetoric could pull ted murphy on to his podcast?), I feel that when you’ve issued, or answered (…)
Yes, Mr. Calacanis, The A-List Exists. No, Its Not Easy To Break Into (If You Wanted To).
by Tony Hung on March 17, 2007
Its the weekend and what better time time to catch up on some comments here at DJI. Jason Calacanis decided to weigh in on a post I did a few months ago, wherein I took exception to the shrill tone (…)