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Twitter app competition (April 4, 2010) Life as a Twitter app developer is far from over.

Pressure sales via Twitter (October 10, 2009) Sticking an ad in my face when we first meet is a good way to lose my interest.

The ongoing Comcast saga (December 12, 2008) Using Twitter as a customer service tool.

Comcast and Vonage, Part 2 (December 12, 2008) A Comcast tech blew their credibility.

Meeting limits (August 8, 2008) "Twitter HQ limits meetings to 140 seconds; if you need a longer meeting you meet at the TinyURL office."

Under The Radar twittering (June 6, 2008) My live stream from Under the Radar

Best tweet ever (May 5, 2008)

5 Question Interview with Twitter Developer Alex Payne (April 4, 2007)

Twitter updates through Feed Crier (March 3, 2007)

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AI is Smart, But Wisdom Requires Judgement

May 3: AI can process data at lightning speed, but wisdom comes from human judgment—picking the best imperfect option when facts alone don’t point the way.

Decoding Product Leadership Titles

Mar 18: Not all product leadership titles mean what they sound like. ‘Head of Product’ can mean anything from a senior PM to a true VP. Here’s how to tell the difference.

What branding can teach about culture

Jan 8: Culture is your company’s point of view in action—a framework guiding behavior, even in the unknown. You can’t copy it; it must reflect your unique perspective.

Think Systems, not Symptoms

Dec 15: Piecemeal process creation frustrates teams and slows work. Stop patching problems and start solving systems. Adopting a systems thinking approach helps you design processes that are efficient, aligned with goals, and truly add value.

Your Policies Aren’t Your Culture

Dec 13: Policies guide behavior, but culture is the lived norms and values of your team. Policies reflect culture -- they don’t define it. Netflix’s parental leave shift didn’t change its culture of freedom and responsibility. It clarified how to live it.

Lighten Your Process Burden

Dec 7: Everyone hates oppressive processes, but somehow we keep managing to create them.

Product Add-Ons Are An Expansion Myth

Dec 1: Add-ons can enhance your product’s appeal but won’t drive significant market growth. To expand your customer base, focus on developing standalone products.

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