Great post about the changes in print media by David Carr, media commentator for the NY Times: The Media Equation – For Media, a Sunset Is Followed Quickly by a Sunrise – NYTimes.com From TechVentureGeek, post Great post from David Carr about the future of
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There’s a lot of discussion in small business and start up literature about creating a “system” that runs your business. You document your processes and hand those documents off to your people. You script your back office. You script your sales process. You script customer
Time management is worthless. It really is. I’ve spent plenty of “time” trying to get things done, solve problems and create value. But often, the most productivity comes from a few hours here and there during which I am energetic and focused. So, don’t think
3) The networked digital delivery of all media, especially including newspapers. This is a big topic and dear to my heart, so I’ve dedicated an entire post to this one. Regardless of what anyone might think about the ongoing need for paper delivery, the simple
As an active entrepreneur and investor, from time to time I step back and review the meta-trends that will drive entrepreneurial success in the near future. There are certain inexorable trends that drive social and economic change, and those are the trends that we must