— Steve Jobs in an email to James Murdoch negotiating a deal to sell HarperCollin’s books on the iPad. Man, this guy didn’t mince words.
(Source: qz.com)
— Steve Jobs in an email to James Murdoch negotiating a deal to sell HarperCollin’s books on the iPad. Man, this guy didn’t mince words.
(Source: qz.com)
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On the absence of Google Glass being worn at the Google developers conference. (hat tip to daringfireball.com)
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The One-Person Product – Marco.org
Marco Arment (Tumblr employee #2) on what makes Tumblr special. This is excerpted from a great blog post that covers the history of Tumblr, David Karp’s visionary role in the company, and it’s recent acquisition by Yahoo.
(via http://www.insertmeanywhere.biz/)
The marketing campaign for the new season of Arrested Development has been great so far - not that it really needed to be, the show pretty much sells itself at this point.
“We already have money, it’s called money.”
Great take on Amazon’s recently announced currency Amazon Coins. The logic of these platform-tied currencies has always eluded me. Ostensibly they streamline purchase but I’ve never been able to wrap my head around them being an additional, unnecessary layer.
(Source: maniacalrage)
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A whole new ball game | Making it up as we go along by Alex Godin
For me, these are some of the most interesting companies to have emerged in the past few years. When you look at a Airbnb or an Uber, there’s nothing particularly innovative about them from a tech perspective but what they’ve done is tech-enabled and innovates from a business perspective.
Google knows all our deepest fears.
Awesome Hockey Night in Canada playoff video from CBC. (Sens Gon Give It To Ya)