When you go into a business venture it is important to begin the journey with the right frame of mind. Those that want to get rich quick usually do not succeed. Knowing the history of the community can give great insight on your odds of success for getting rich quick or getting rich off of another company’s IP.
People are finally waking up about Facebook. Sorry, too little, too late.
Why these people didn’t see this coming ages ago blows my mind. Seriously, I’m trying to wrap my brain around it. Once the ease, coolness, etc. is stripped away from Facebook and one takes a serious look at Facebook, it’s easy to see. There [...]
I read the list. It starts off with Neil Patel at 50 and I had hope. I really did. By the time I got to #1 I was laughing at the ridiculousness of it. If you read the trackbacks and comments it’s pretty obvious the list is whacked. And let me disclaim – no, I [...]
I wrote recently about loyalty in the comments of Cookie Cutter Effect. For those that read my sites, I am very loyal and I try to be ethical (I need to update that because it still references BYW). When my loyalty dies, it is hard to get back. Anyway, in Cookie Cutter Effect, I recommended [...]
A friend of mine asked me why I don’t “get into” the connect services. You know like Yahoo, Hi5, LinkedIn – those types of services where I am connected to who I know and people can view who I know and contact who I know…those types of services. Nope, not into them. Why…besides it’s none [...]
I am happy for everyone at Weblogs, Inc. I really am, but I would lying if I did not say I agreed with this comment:
Do the bloggers – who helped make Weblogs successful – get any of the proceeds from the $25 million? Maybe they have, and if so – that’s wonderful, but if not [...]
When AOL had their TOS issue, the word spread all over that the TOS was awful. People spoke up. The lash back was immediate. They changed the wording on the TOS, and all is silent. No “Yeah! They listened”. No sweep across the net that a change has been made.
What’s up with that?
Check out the new Terms of Service:
Content You Post to Public Areas
As explained in detail in the AIM Privacy Policy, AOL does not read your private online communications when you use any of the communication tools on AIM Products. If, however, you use these tools to post Content or other information to public areas on [...]
You might want to check out their Terms of Service, since you waive your right to privacy, and the content can be used as AOL/AIM pleases:
Content You Post
You may only post Content that you created or which the owner of the Content has given you. You may not post or distribute Content that is illegal [...]
