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[2005-08-29] Why Globalize?
As an English-speaking American who travels a lot, I'm often struck by a paradox. Most of the world doesn't speak English, but wherever I go in Europe, Asia, or South America, I find enough English speakers to talk to, direct me to where I'm going, and do business with. As Seinfeld might ask, what's up with that? Let's consider the facts.
[2005-08-25] The Blogosphere is Flat
I missed this earlier, but Duncan Riley wrote that the reign of the geek bloggers is over.
[2005-08-13] Interesting Interview With One Of Microsoft's First Employees
Fun day yesterday. Was on the Gillmor Gang, then went off to interview Marc McDonald.
[2005-08-02] Microsoft’s Google Challenge
The defection of Dr. Kai-fu Lee to Google is the first digit to fall from the leprous giant, Microsoft-the outward manifestation of a bigger problem long in the making. That which made the software giant tall, the nourishment of cutting edge engineering, is also the chief repast of the unexpected rival in Google. The nervous tapping of billionaire fingers can be heard all the way from Redmond.
[2005-08-02] MSN Goes Shopping
MSN and Shopping.com are teaming up, so that MSN Shopping customers will be able to shop from thousands more online merchants.
[2005-08-02] Top 10 Reasons for Creating Global Websites
At any given time, millions of people are jacked into the internet. They are shopping for the perfect MP3 player, researching trends, or reading the latest news - often with little or no awareness of where the product or information originates.
[2005-08-01] Local Search by Internet Search Engines is as Essential to Your Business Survival as your Telephone
Your Enterprise Won't Survive Unless People Find It
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