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. . . Not everyone liked my April 1 post but it did fool a bunch of people, and isn’t that what it’s all about?
Google Quietly Drops Its ‘Don’t Be Evil’ Motto
As my son Matt kindly pointed out, its especially good if you can fool people [...]
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Brian Solis from FutureWorks PR was there recording everyone for posterity, you can see his photos here: Flickr: Archive of b_d_solis’ photostream: Taken on 17th June 2008
This is one of me taken by Brian Solis. I usually put my hand out to shield my face when [...]
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Meeting Neil Young . . .
Tim Cooper, music writer for the Sunday Times was in town earlier this week to interview the rock legend Neil Young. I took the opportunity to drive Tim down to the backside of Woodside where Neil Young has his ranch so [...]
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Congrats to Ulysses King, who recently joined Kyte.com from Outcast Communications. Ulysses used to work on the Salesforce account – a challenge for anyone. . .
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Also at the event, it was good to catch up with Jamie Lerner, CEO of Cittio (in [...]
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How Venturebeat got it’s beat on . . .
Matt Marshall, founder of
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He was telling me about a recent visit to Yahoo with a friend. His friend is a car buff and he was awed by the large number of very new and very [...]
. . . Smalltowns everywhere. I recently spoke with Each webcard is no longer tethered to a smalltown site, such as
. . .I ran into Harry McCracken, PC World’s Editor-in-Chief this week and congratulated him on deciding to leave and p, who had published newspapers in San Francisco. He was encouraging and [...]
