So far I am not a fan. When I am looking for info on Bronycon, I don’t need to see the Bronycon info that I shared, or that my friends have shared, as the default result. Would be much better as an option to filter the results. And who came up with that mouthful of […]
Pretty innovative use of QR codes by Tesco HomePlus in South Korea’s subways: This is the kind of thing that makes me think brick and mortar retail is doomed in the long run. Thanks To Don Campbell for pointing this one out.
Just got my hands on a 50% discount code for the AppNation Enterprise conference on January 12th in San Francisco. The code is ENTERPRISE50. AppNation is a great new conference series put on by Drew Ianni Register here.
Greg reports on AT&T Interactive finally listening to me 😉 AT&T Interactive has opened up all the content on YP.com to third party developers. That means app developers will have access to YP.com’s 17 million local listings, maps, reviews/ratings and deals for free: Great list from Greg on free local data set providers. From Perry […]
We’re trying something a little different this month on the blog – sponsors. I recall Jason Calacanis once saying he would never put ads up on his blog because “this is where I eat”, as in don’t do certain other activities in the same place as your dining facilities. Over the years I have kept […]
I was just perusing Rafat Ali’s Reinventing Yahoo post where he recommends that Yahoo should buy TripAdvisor as the first step in a strategy to redefine itself as the “people-powered listings business”. He then goes on to suggest Yelp, HomeAway, OpenTable, Trulia (home of ex-Yahoo Local GM Paul Levine btw) and Zillow as other potential […]