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05/06/09
The broadsheet is the classic homeless guy blanket. Tabloid works in a pinch but it's sort of the Ladies model of last ditch shelter.
And you can't take that away, apple.
05/06/09
Amazon. Contrary to popular bloglief, there is more than one innovative technology company on planet Earth.
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It’s obnoxious that he didn’t acquire a permit. Billionaires understand that they have to obey the law. They also understand that they can afford not to. I am sure he views the legal limit of fines and the de facto limit of legal fees as a (possibly) necessary expense of the project.
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Twitter should charge "twit identities" that use it to pimp/plug their business. For example: See Guy Kawasaki/Alltop. Charge a nominal fee, like Craigslist does to advertise jobs for profit making companies.
03/08/09
I like your idea about monetizing Twitter (yick, I just said monetize ... what next, "impactful"?). Maybe they could charge for every account linked to an email address within a corporate domain?
How about this: every time a post mentions a brand name or product, a fee is charged to an escrow account. If there is no money in the account, then the post doesn’t get published. It doesn’t matter who pays into the brand-related accounts, though, obviously, the companies whose products are being mentioned are the ones who should pay. They could scale it so that the price-per-mention goes down with more mentions. The prices should be very low — it’d be all about volume.
Of course, spam from competitors could deplete the accounts. A l33t filter might be necessary to. I don’t know ... this kind of thing could piss a lot of people off.
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