In a previous post I discussed how I thought Twitter was a good tool for businesses.
It turns out that I was underestimating the enterprising drive of Twitter and now Foursquare users. In June of 2009, there was much talk about how…
Continue Reading >I have a very good friend who frustrates me. He’s the kind of guy who puts his drink on the floor next to him despite having a coffee table (and a coaster) eight inches in front of him. If there…
Continue Reading >This whole issue is one of doublespeak. Net Neutrality is really free and open access for all, yet the opposition calls it excessive regulation of the Internet. Senator Ted Stevens kicked this off back in 2006 when he said, “Until somebody tells me what net neutrality means, until they can give me a definition, I don’t want it in there. Right now, nobody knows what it means, so why put it in the bill?”
Continue Reading >Just because we have a new administration that has been more supportive of Net Neutrality does not mean that the battles are over or that we need to stop paying attention. The Telco shills are still at it, trying to…
Continue Reading >Holy hell what a day! For those of you who don’t follow me on Twitter (@bradwaller), today was a day to forget. My plan was simple: drop my daughter off at school and head off to Santa Barbara for CJU…
Continue Reading >Jeff Molander wrote a post for the new blog of the Advaliant affiliate network that is pure dynamite.
I agree with Jeff on many points, including the lack of innovation in the industry during the past five years. Why was there not much…
Continue Reading >This concept is in my head for far beyond 2 1/2 years and I admit to myself that I am not going to do anything with it myself anytime soon. I outlined the general idea to several companies and people,…
Continue Reading >The Associated Press thinks that Fair Use means it’s Fair to Use unless you’re a blogger. They don’t like the blogosphere’s use of too many quotes from AP articles and they want to set a policy of what constitutes fair…
Continue Reading >With the announcement that the state of New York will be collecting sales tax from affiliates, and the termination of New York based affiliates, we have an opening for a new business model. We already have outsourced affiliate program managers,…
Continue Reading >Yes, it’s true. Jason wants to work you to death. The New York Times printed a story that says that blogging is deadly so it must be true. Jason has evidently built his wealth on the graves of many. I’m waiting…
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