A historical collection of our writing.
Brad BurnhamThe wraps have started to come off of Bug Labs. Their site is now up and they have begun an active dialogue with enthusiasts that is shaping their design and their development priorities. We invested in Bug Labs because everything we have learned over the past ten years investing in and around the […] Read more
Yahoo acquires Blue Lithium, as widely reported.Personally, I think this is a much more interesting deal than Yahoo’s acquisition of Right Media, Microsoft’s purchase of aQuantive, and Google’s buy of Doubleclick, because I believe advanced targeting, particularly as it relates to social media, is […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)
Thaddeus Clark, of the amazing Melatone Music blog and record label, writes “The 3 Most Compelling Reasons to Twitter,” which to me is the best compilation and description of why Twitter has the potential to be an interesting communications medium.Number two for Thaddeus: “You can use Twitter for […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)
Brian Norgard wonders if its possible:”The mythical, “End-to-end,” solution is much discussed yet far from being realized. My best guess is that it will emerge from companies that have built tools themselves (or most of them for that matter). There is so much information coordination when it comes […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)
John Borthwick says:”Ads are often blunt instruments that fail to offer value to a membership engaged in a dynamic conversation – targeting and metadata only get you so far.”Greg Yardley, on the other hand, wonders:”But what if individual ad targeting gets really good? What if the proportion of ads […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)
From blogspot to www.aweissman.comThanks […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)
