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Archive for April, 2007

As a meme, outsourcing IT to India seems to have died down significantly in the last year. Recently, Riya’s CEO Munjal Shah wrote that he is closing Riya’s India office. The reason: cost. It’s no longer cost-effective to outsource their IT anymore. Here’s one key paragraph to show the effect of the [...]

Wikipedia Updates

I’m sitting on the couch flipping between the NFL Draft and the Red Sox game on TV. I wanted to learn more about Brady Quinn’s background, so I went to his Wikipedia page. To say it’s “current” is an understatement. It’s predicting the future. Brady has yet to negotiate his contract [...]

Notes on SongBird

I kicked my SongBird installation back into gear today. I have a few takeaways:

The Add-Ons community is buzzing. SongBird itself has a few interesting features, but the support through Add-Ons for Wikipedia, Hype Machine, iPod, and Scrobbling (and other cool hacks) is excellent. I’m impressed that this young project has already generated [...]

Marshall, TX…

…should be erased from the map. Another painful abuse of software patents is happening.

Bloggiest Neighborhoods

Outside.in tracks over 3,000 US neighborhoods for geotagged blog posts and placebloggers. They have aggregated a lot of interesting data, and recently released a taste of this information back to the public. They released a report called Inside America’s Top 10 Bloggiest Neighborhoods.
I was surprised to find that Newton, MA (a [...]

Read a Mat

Update: I just noticed that on my Solar System Read a Mat in my apartment, Pluto is in the Solar System… but on the image on my blog below (taken from the Read a Mat site) Pluto is gone! Glad to see the Read a Mat company is keeping up with the times.
Original [...]

StumbleUpon Exit Analysis

Ebay’s potential acquisition of StumbleUpon is fun to play with.
The Value of a StumbleUpon User:
2.1mm users for $45mm dollars = ~$21/user. Now, that might sound like a lot of money, but one should look at comparable acquisitions to understand what a user is worth.

Flickr had about 270,000 users one month [...]

OpenCoffee Club

I dig the recent meme of OpenCoffee Club sprouting up on both sides of the Pond. And, a big thanks to Nicholas Butterworth for taking the initiative to start the NY OpenCoffee Club.
I really like the personal interaction; I’m a big fan of the Meetup ideal of getting out from behind the computer.
Thursday’s at [...]

Daily Show Sidesteps Shooting

Jon Stewart almost completely avoided talking about the Virgina Tech shooting today. He basically said, “I’m not going to talk about it.” It’s a good choice, but the rest of the show leaves an achy feeling in my stomach thinking about all that he’s ignoring. I guess that’s part of the irony [...]