Tag Archives: Silicon Alley Insider

Yes, Google Should Buy Twitter

Posted on April 3, 2009 by inn0nate

I agree wholeheartedly with this post by Henry Blodget, suggesting that Google should buy Twitter. He says nearly everything I’d say. I’ll only add that: 1. My “Twitter + payments” thesis would flourish at Google, and help Google Checkout compete … Continue reading →

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How to double Digg's revenue

Posted on January 5, 2009 by inn0nate

Silicon Alley Insider recently issued a challenge: Despite strong traffic and passionate users, Digg’s revenues blow. During the first three quarters of 2008, Digg saw about $6.4 million on 30 million monthly uniques and lost $2 million. Yuck. Today we’re … Continue reading →

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As Long As We Are Nominating…

Posted on May 17, 2008 by inn0nate

I just read Fred Wilson’s latest post, “As Long As We Are Rethinking Yahoo’s Board,” which was republished on Silicon Alley Insider. Anyway, I thought that while we were all suggesting new board members for the bruised-up tech company we’re … Continue reading →

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5 Things from the Future

Posted on May 8, 2008 by inn0nate

I’ve recently taken notes on the top 5 things in my life which I believe are indicators of what the future looks like: Twinkle AppleTV Silicon Alley Insider Meetup / The Point / CarrotMob DonorsChoose & Kiva Twinkle No need … Continue reading →

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Veracity: The Future of New Journalism

Posted on April 15, 2008 by inn0nate

It may be cliche to point out that New Media is going to beat out Old Media in the long-term, but it seems there’s a element of this truism which has not been discussed enough: The importance of veracity. Earlier … Continue reading →

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