Archive for the ‘Thoughts’ Category
Why independent publishing should never die
This is an original copy of my Google Knol held at the Google wiki [ here ]
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Bitcasa “INFINITE” file cloud storage?
This is my personal response to Brandyn White’s blog post (a PhD student at UMD College Park), which questioned Bitcasa’s technical ability to deliver on a promise of infinite cloud storage.
I’m an actual Bitcasa beta user, so I’m using the system.
@Brandyn, your main complaint(?) seems to be the word “infinite” causes some kind of technical Quatamass encryption overhead and security effect.
As a pure (non techie) user, the Read the rest of this entry »
Is not thinking you have a limiting belief, a limiting belief?
Is not thinking you have a limiting belief, a limiting belief?
Andy Jenkins did another one of his WHOA POSTS about limiting beliefs.
Here is my comment, plus a little more about how I handle limiting beliefs. Read the rest of this entry »
The End of the web – part 3
the role of the small guy
The largest issue with all of the doomsday prophecies, where the big guys rule the world, is people!
People have a tendency to rebel, to get bored, to search for something better, to like new and fresh stuff. People are more fickle than google
And that’s why Google is losing! Read the rest of this entry »
Other Traffic solutions – uQast what is it?
Alternatives for traffic other than Google
Go where the cool people hang out!
uQast, from StomperNets Brad Fallon and Co. is a new Web 2.0 property based on the premise of aggregate content (to centralise experts content and hence traffic) and web 2.0 technology (in this case broadcastable media and document sharing) combined with eCommerce as well as Affiliate management.
Of course the main thrust of uQast, besides its own brand strength, is that it makes all of this “EASY”.
But as an independent publisher, is easy enough? Read the rest of this entry »








