@vanelsas on Twitter
- Als die berg er echt komt, moet dan die nieuwe boerka wet weer worden aangepast op skieers in de publieke ruimte? http://t.co/szNUfB5q 2 hours ago
- Ik lees over boerkaverboden, gezinsmigraties, en een groot pakket maatregelen tegen vreemdelingen procedures. #kabinet #wilders #of #rutte? 2 hours ago
- Dat is wel een teken van deze tijd. Achteraf betreurt iedereen wel wat hij of zij gezegd heeft. http://t.co/OyBPZ34k #bezinteergijbegint 2 hours ago
- Blij dat @markrutte en zijn kabinet zich richt op de dingen die echt belangrijk zijn. : bit.ly/wj0495 #boerkaverbod #itstheeconomystupid 2 hours ago
- hmm ik kan niet tiepen, zoveel is ook duidelijk 2 hours ago
Monthly Archives: September 2009
A User-Centric Web needs brand agnostic service providers
A User-Centric web is by design a brand agnostic web when it comes to identity. There is only one brand, and that is you. The current web causes different types of problems that can be lead to possibly 2 design … Continue reading
Posted in advertisement trap, business model, freedom, OpenID, user centric web
Tagged advertisement trap, business model, freedom, OpenID, user centric web
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Building a People-Centric web is a fight for a lost cause
A number of posts drew my attention this week. First, 2 respectable media outlets explain us that the Facebook exodus has started. While I am not a big fan of Facebook (its their business model I don’t like), both the … Continue reading
The difference between a good and a great entrepreneur
Michael Arrington provides good insight into a current dilemma for Twitter. Should Twitter turn revenues on or keep them off? The dilemma being that a revenue-less but growing company will lead to speculative valuation and therefore possibly a high acquisition … Continue reading
Growth and traffic are no guarantee for a profitable online business
37Signals has a great post up, entitled “The bar for success in our industry is too low”. The author, Jason, takes several examples where respectable media (NY Times, GigaOM) take a story of a web company showing growth, traffic, and … Continue reading
Posted in business model, social media, web 2.0
Tagged business model, growth, social media, traffic, user value
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About leveraging the Facebook platform successfully for your business
Yesterday I read a post by Jesse Stay entitled “Hey businesses, you’re using Facebook wrong”. Let me start off by saying I have a lot of respect for the author. I think Jesse is right about the power that Facebook … Continue reading
Posted in business model, Facebook, user centric web, web 2.0
Tagged business, Facebook, revenues, user centric web, web 2.0 business model
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