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1 day ago

in Really Secret Scoble on Scobleizer
I take offense at the wedding comment Robert - I've been to weddings with 100 people that were terrible, and ones with 500 that were amazing - it's the people, not the quantity.

Otherwise all is good, proceed. :)

2 weeks ago

in On The Death Of PR on How To Split An Atom
100% agreed with Stuartfoster. It's not dying, not in the slightest. It's changing and the "old ways" are dying. But it still requires just as much expertise (if not more) to do it right.

3 weeks ago

in How Will Twitter Be Governed? on /Message
wouldn't you make the same argument about Google? or Facebook? I don't think I can support the notion that just because you like a service (one which you don't even pay for) and it's popular that in some way you "own" it. I think it's pretty clear that the Twitter team does watch and take feedback, but I fail to see their obligations to you...
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stoweboyd You are following the right hand path, and I the left.

5 months ago

in Friendfeed passes million visitor mark, TechCrunch reports on Scobleizer
Million visitors is not equal to million members...

6 months ago

in louisgray.com: What FriendFeed Needs to Do To Grow and Keep New Users on louisgray.com
i'd add to that by saying she (if she's like my mom) probably doesn't *want* the noise... i think that's where facebook (at present) does a better job at making a "comfortable" environment for the less geeky folks out there...
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Louis Gray For many folks, my family included, Facebook is good enough. My sister has my FriendFeed page bookmarked to see what I'm up to (and to get pictures of the twins), but Facebook makes them more comfortable, as they are under the illusion their activity can only be seen by known friends.

6 months ago

in louisgray.com: What FriendFeed Needs to Do To Grow and Keep New Users on louisgray.com
Add to the list: FriendFeed needs to be MUCH more useful for those who choose NOT to interact with it. In other words, I should be able to share my feed with my mom, and her not see any of the comments, likes, etc...
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Scobleizer Jeremy: that's exactly what Tim O'Reilly is asking for. It also will happen if they give us "track" where we can talk to the data stream. Imagine this "display in strict chronological order, with no comments, with no likes, any item that includes "obama," but only display items that have more than four likes and more than two comments." Imagine if I could build a page like that for your mom. Would she find it useful? I bet she would.
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Louis Gray Jeremy, I agree with you on that - essentially you are looking for a
quiet version that hides all likes and comments from all people. I
like showing my family how some of the twins' pictures have XX numbers
of comments or likes, but even though my mom has an account, she won't
be jumping into the fray. She just wants to see what's going on, and
doesn't need the noise.
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6 months ago

in Twitter War on Scobleizer
why do i get the feeling that very few Israelis who are getting attacked by rockets every day, or Palestinians whose "leaders" are hiding out amongst their civilians and causing tanks and soldiers to come through residential neighborhoods all don't care very much about what's being debated in 140-character blocks of text?

6 months ago

in GeekTonic Top 10 Media Gadget Predictions for 2009 on GeekTonic by Brent Evans
I'll wager a few beers over #1. By "de facto standard" it is implied that the majority of consumers are choosing to buy/rent Blu-Ray instead of DVD. My money is on this *never* happening...

6 months ago

in Peter Kim on Social Media And Socialism on /Message
"The shared ethos of the Web" - I think this is a bit of an overstatement. Considering the immense quantities of spam, viruses, and emails from nephews of deposed Nigerian kinds, I don't believe the "entire" Web shares any ethos whatsoever...
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stoweboyd There's all sorts of exploitation going on, but I don't feel they are denizens of the Web. They are coming to the Web to steal, rob, and destroy: but they don't live here.

6 months ago

in Top 10 objectively biggest tech stories of 2008 - Techmeme News on Techmeme News
I really thought it would be my post on my home renovation... oh well... http://www.techmeme.com/080808/p102#a080808p102
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GabeRivera That was #11.

6 months ago

in Twitority Made It. on Loic Le Meur
This should be "twitularity", since it has NOTHING to do with authority, its about popularity. Your tweets have ZERO additional AUTHORITY to mine because you have more followers.
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Mike Power Amen to that brother! We have to remember that for a small number of guys this is all about ego. 99% of users just get on with it and use Twitter for their own purposes.

6 months ago

in Twitter: We Need Search By Authority on Loic Le Meur
love your elitist angle, Loic. you are right, we are not equal. some people are clearly worse than others.
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loicdirect@gmail.com Jeremy don't forget my Country has "liberte, egalite, fraternite" has devise

7 months ago

in louisgray.com: Introducing Exchange Rates for Blog Comments and Interactions on louisgray.com
How many CNs do you get for a Schrutebuck?

8 months ago

in I love the Web on Scobleizer
Hey great post! I'm out of town much of the week, but if you wanna do something good together, Fri/Sat/Sun is cool with me!!

8 months ago

in “Sky isn’t falling” blogger says on Scobleizer
I agree with your hurricane analogy Robert. It's actually the exactly right one. Why? Because when the hurricane is about to hit ground, nobody knows exactly how much damage it'll do. Some blow over, others level towns. Either way, you get prepared for something...

8 months ago

in “Sky isn’t falling” blogger says on Scobleizer
JFYI - "optimists" weren't saying to buy on Monday. We were just saying "don't lose your heads". And on Monday, you didn't say "my advice to you is to sell your stock now before it gets any worse" so there was nothing to "listen to" and act on...

Again, my "advice" is to read and get educated on the effects of panics & the market. http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/03/18/sho...

8 months ago

in The Well Funded Layoff on Scobleizer
Got rid of marketing & PR? Maybe I've got it wrong, but a consumer-oriented venture that is heavily dependent on a huge user base probably shouldn't get rid of the arm of the company responsible to grow the user base!? I don't get it.

8 months ago

in We’re in a death spiral on Scobleizer
We are only in a "death spiral" as long as the media keep telling us we are. The mere reporting of "panic" helps CAUSE panic. Maybe you can use your power/influence to help remind us of the GOOD things going on, as the more we hear about companies creating revenue, opportunities, and jobs, the more confident we will all get.

10 months ago

in Let’s cry for the poor fragmented, underreported startups on Scobleizer
I'm not taking sides between TC50 and DEMO, but before everyone gets all uppity at Shipley about revenue (probably too late), don't forget that TC50 has generated over FIVE MILLION DOLLARS of revenue so far, and that's not including sponsorships. You can cry foul about either business model, but make no mistake - they are both businesses.

10 months ago

in It's Easy to Say Startups Suck When You Have Never Started One on Loic Le Meur
So just to be clear - you are allowed to insult everyone who does marketing or PR for a living, but Scoble isn't allowed to insult entrepreneurs? Quite a double-standard Loic...
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