Daily Reading from December 29, 2007

29 Dec 2007

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• The best of 2006 I wrote a lot of drivel in 2006. Here's the things that are less crappy than the rest.
• Embrace the medium The Web is different than print, television, or any other medium. To be successful, designers must embrace those differences.
• Debunking predictions Read/Write Web's authors have some goofy predictions.
• Customer reference questions. Sample questions to ask customer references when choosing a software vendor.
• How not to apply for a job Applying for a job isn't that hard, but it does take some minimal effort and common sense.
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• First, stop the lawyers « BuzzMachine (www.buzzmachine.com)
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• Strasburg tosses 17 K no-hitter; Boras to Nats: 'Mwahahaha' (Roto Arcade - Fantasy - Yahoo! Sports)
• Why Jeff Bezos Is Obsessed With Waste (GigaOM)
• You Can't Predict What Will Drive Music Business Models... So Be Open To Everything (Techdirt)
• If I Tried This, I'd Be On My Way To Prison (Tim Oren's Due Diligence)
• What Startups in Amazon’s Ecosystem Should Learn From VMware (GigaOM)
• On a Scale From 1 to 5 Surveys Stink. Here’s Why! (FutureNow's GrokDotCom / Marketing Optimization Blog)
• Infrastructure in the Cloud Era (Cloudscaling)
• Coaching a Community (A List Apart)
• Listening to Customers is Hard, Hard, Hard - Continuations
• Front Channel: Our Micro Business Model -
• Jeffrey Zeldman: Stick out your tongue
• Boarding Pass and iPhone
• Enterprise 2.0: Where the f$#@ is my market?
• Sacramento DUG meetup, April 17th
• Knight Drupal Initiative | groups.drupal.org
• We're Taking an Open Direction with Web Communities: Are You In?
• Activity Stream
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• Scaling it up
• Creative lineups
• Baseball Geography and Transportation
• Statistics in the Outfield | Wired Science
• Better Than Free

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