3 Interesting Articles that I stumbled upon this morning…
By Tom on Oct 19, 2008 in Business Acumen
Some of you have commented recently that there has been a gap of content here recently – I am in the midst of ‘re-vectoring’ the strategy (I love that phase) here – both content delivery and content type. There are already a few updates happening behind the scenes on the plumbing and a few cosmetic. Maybe I will release a quick PDF outlining the making of the blog and the processes in place to allow content creation/updates with minimal work .
In the meantime – I just wanted to share 3 quick articles that I found interesting this morning during my scans of some RSS feeds.
- Bill Clinton praises Canadian banking system By THE CANADIAN PRESS
- Corporate governance takes back seat in bailouts By Alistair Barr, MarketWatch
- Twitter: We’ll Announce Our Secret Business Model Early Next Year by Henry Blodget
Tags: Twitter, ecommerce, banking governance, bailouts, Clinton
6 Comment(s)
By GeneratedMadness on Oct 19, 2008 | Reply
The Twitter article was good – kind of funny that one of the most highly touted start-ups seemingly has no business plan. They are most likely burning that midnight oil to try and figure it out to keep the vc’s suckling at the tits of the company.
Also, the “re-vectoring” phrase sounds like some corporate BS that you feed to your clients to confuse and amaze them all at the same time. Spit the truth – you’re playing with your blog to try and find the style that you enjoy and we appreciate your effort.
By Ori on Oct 20, 2008 | Reply
Good fillings, especially about twitter, cause that the one that matters to me amongst the three
By Karina Harris on Oct 20, 2008 | Reply
I can’t wait to see what Twitter has up their sleeves. They really went about their business the right way–Introduce a service that is fun and very addictive, wait about a year for the big leaguers to pick it up and most likely they will start charging for extra features or even the whole service at some point; I definitely wouldn’t put it past them or any internet-based company, for that matter.
By George Cozma on Oct 21, 2008 | Reply
@GeneratedMadness You are right. I can’t think of any way through which Twitter makes money and I’m what you could say a “heavy user”.
This whole thing has a dotcom feel to it.
Regards, George
By Dwayne from Probably Sucks Blog on Oct 23, 2008 | Reply
I guess it was just wishful thinking hoping to see one of my blogs articles featured in this post. Oh, well
Dwayne.
http://probablysucks.com/
By Kenny Ritchie on Oct 27, 2008 | Reply
I like the phrase re-vectoring. It sounds like your going to show us some beutiful 3 dimentional direction for the future.
And at least your implementing a strategy unlike most blogs out there.