Photo Credit: Scott Gould
Brian Litvak, Biz Dev & Marketing guru at Sportsvite, wrote an interesting post the other day, basically claiming that the biggest lessons from the Internet were taught and learned a decade ago, when he entered college. Taught to and learned by him, that is.
Here’s his take:
If we could turn back the clock [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Web-trends'
Has the Internet Changed in 10 years? Yes. But you haven’t.
April 17th, 2008 · 2 Comments
Tags: Web-trends
How many how-to sites do we need? Many.
April 11th, 2008 · Comments
Joe Weisenthal reported yesterday that IAC is launching a new how-to video site called Life333.
One of the first questions he and others ask is, “Do we really need another how-to video site?”
My take is: yes… a few thousands more.
Part of our bet with BricaBox is that folks will want to create thousands of how-to sites, [...]
Tags: BricaBox · Web-trends
App Engine Follow-up
April 9th, 2008 · Comments
If you’d like to continue the conversation about App Engine, please check out the re-post of my article on Silicon Alley Insider (Peter edited it down and it’s much more readable).
Also, I wanted to point out this article by David Recordon, who pointed out the connection between App Engine and Facebook’s Platform via Twitter from [...]
Tags: Web-trends
AppEngine is GOOG’s Web 3.0, Takes Aim at Facebook, not Amazon
April 8th, 2008 · 4 Comments
“Web 3.0 will ultimately be seen as web applications which are pieced together.”
- Eric Schmidt
In the wake of Google’s AppEngine announcement, I want to remind you of this video I’ve posted before: Eric Schmidt talking about Google’s vision for the Web 3.0 computing era.
To me, AppEngine seems like the most logical evolution of Google Gadgets! [...]
Tags: Google · Web-trends
URLrURL Launches!
April 1st, 2008 · Comments
Everyone should check out URLrURL — an awesome new small URL service. Some buddies of mine in NYC made it. They developed a cool way of tracking memes through Twitter.
Please Digg it here!
Tags: Web Startup · Web-trends
Twitter is the PayPal of Social Capital
April 1st, 2008 · 1 Comment
Add this one to WTFisTwitter.com:
Twitter is the PayPal of Social Capital
PayPal revolutionized financial transactions on the web, and I think Twitter is doing the same thing, but with transactions of social capital.
Thoughts?
Tags: Web-trends
How to Design a Website
March 31st, 2008 · 1 Comment
Things everyone should consider while designing a website:
Tags: Web-trends · video
New GDocs UI + Features
March 26th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Looks like some users, including me, got a Google Docs upgrade today.
The look/feel is much more like a desktop app, which makes sense.
Check out this screenshot (click to make bigger)!
By the way, I’ll also note that Google Docs was a hot topic of conversation at dinner last night. My dad — a forward trending businessman [...]
Tags: Google · Web-trends
DropBox - Unlimited Invites
March 23rd, 2008 · 23 Comments
NO MORE INVITES!
Folks,
DropBox is blowing me away. Rarely do I find an app I must tell you about. Even more rarely do I find an app which I can tell you has done everything right.
Seriously, if any service wants to go into this space, they just need to copy what DropBox has done. There may [...]
Tags: Web Startup · Web-trends
Calacanis to startups: raise tons of cash, now
March 21st, 2008 · Comments
Photo: Jason Calacanis’ black SUV escort. Julia Allison and David Karp deciding where we’ll go next.
Last night, it seems as though I was the only person who got any work done in Silicon Alley.
No, it’s not that I wasn’t out enjoying the much reported festivities of Jason Calacanis being in town — I was there [...]
Tags: Economy · Web Startup · Web-trends


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