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It has been brought to my attention that this blog is the number one Google search result for “mere anarchy is loosed…” That is so stupid. Technorati Tags: kathy sierra, robert scoble, head crash of the american way of life
http://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/2006/02/brain_death_by_.html (((I wonder why Kathy Sierra doesn't draw the obvious conclusion that people in business *need* to have their brains killed, that this is in fact a *prequisite for commercial success.*))) (((I mean, sure, everybody *pretends* that their workforce needs...
Hey Everyone! All this talk about voting in the news reminded me that we just have a few more days to garner support for the panel idea at SXSW that I talked about a couple of weeks ago . Summary of panel : Me, Hugh McLeod , Kathy Sierra and Ariel Waldman talking abouthow to turn a blog into a book deal. You can vote for us here --kindly select 5 stars, and leave a comment if you wish! Since my first...
Inspired by a re-reading of this post by Kathy Sierra, I’ve decided to give the Shangri-La Diet a try. It may be total hocus-pocus, but I don’t really see a down side to giving it a try; taking a few tablespoons a day of extra-light olive oil or flaxseed oil isn’t going to hurt me (in fact, both offer health benefits), and the potential for positive improvements in my eating habits is pretty significant....
Since the commenters at TechcrunchIT get so aggravated anytime Steve Gillmor writes a post about Twitter’s value in the enterprise (corporate) environment, I feel compelled to provide them with two breadcrumbs on their road to clueful. Kathy Sierra: James Governor (monkchips) Both of those say in 140 characters or less what I spent the better part of zillions [...]
When I had the great opportunity to talk to the head of my publishing company a few weeks ago, I asked him his advice for new writers. Without missing a beat, he said "write the book." This is easier said...
Mattathias Schwartz’ Sunday Magazine piece, The Trolls Among Us , covers the Craigslist “str8 brutal dom muscular male” “experiment” , the Epilepsy Foundation web forum flashing images hack , the Megan Meier MySpace suicide , and the Kathy Sierra harassment , all from the troll’s perspective. Schwartz concludes that, “To say that trolls pose a threat to the Internet at this point is like saying that...
Introduction It’s a fickle world out here on the Internet and I’ve gotten used to bloggers coming and going, but my heart (and feedreader) still feels a deep pang of longing since Kathy Sierra’s exit from the scene over a year ago. Creating Passionate Users was and still is my favorite resource for inspirational out-of-the-box ideas [...]
Today's bit of Marketing, Customer Experience, Design & Product Development advice comes from the archives of Kathy Sierra 's blog: "Your job is to anticipate... To give them what they want and/or what they need just before they have to "ask" for it - to be surprising yet self-evident at the same time. If you are too far behind, or too far ahead of them, you create problems, but if you are right with...
I had an eye-opening experience the other night and it reminded me how important it is to open up real conversation with your customers. It’s so exciting how tools like Qik and Seesmic are encouraging this. I saw this tweet from Kathy Sierra, which piqued my interest to go see what was Gary Vaynerchuk was up [...]
Paul started an office pick-up soccer game. It's been giving us a mid-day rush, that feeling of being physically worked, but mentally thrilled. I recall pickup games in college bing like that. Makes me think about Kathy Sierra’s recent talk about getting in the flow to get out of the jumble and thus back into [...]
Catching up post-JavaOne, I was glad to have gone a bit outside my usual core Java SE track sessions on Thursday evening by attending "Writing the Next Great Java™ Technology Book." Moderated by book editor Greg Doench, the panel of distinguished authors, Brian Goetz, Josh Bloch, Kathy Sierra, and Bert Bates, gave advice ranging from why to start writing a book to how to complete one. Below are my...