Monthly Archives: December 2007

All Aboard the Apple Express

Apple – $300 – so says Blogging Stocks. Hard to believe that only three years ago, it was trading at $10. Whether it’s Apple heading to $300 or Google going to $1000, there’s a lusty love affair happening with successful, high-profile tech stocks. But if this reminds you of the dot-com boom, you’re wrong because investors seem [...]
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The Joys of Unsubscribing

As 2008 rolls around, I’ve been spending some of my holidays time tying up some loose ends. One of them is cleaning out an inbox fueled/bogged down by multiple e-mail addresses and subscriptions to far too many newsletters. Although there are still a few still running wild, I’ve been on an aggressive newsletter unsubscribe campaign in [...]
Posted in Advertising/Marketing | 2 Comments

Opportunity ‘08: Vertical Blog Search

It looks like IceRocket is taking another shot at establishing a foothold in the blog search market amid a new look and feel, according to Data Mining. IceRocket is best known for once having Mark Cuban as an investor but its turn in the spotlight was as short as Cuban’s dalliance in the business. (He [...]
Posted in Blogs, Search Engines | 8 Comments

Who’s Going to be the Apple of 2008?

No doubt, 2007 was the Year of the Apple (or the iPod/iPhone), although it was, in fact, the Year of the Pig. And Henry Blodget decided to cap things off with an ultra-bullish post on why Apple will rock while Windows will wither on the vine, which I’m sure will generate lots of egg nog and [...]
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The Downside of Buying a Mac

2007 has been a Mac-ilicious year, perhaps the most significant year in the Mac World since 1984. Aside from a few complaints about Leopard (which are quickly being addressed with a few updates), the Mac has been on a huge roll to the point where Macs are now a mainstream product as opposed to a niche [...]
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Yeah, ProductWiki!

The much-anticipated Crunchies nominees have been announced – kind of like an early, unexpected Christmas present – and as a proud Canuck, it’s good to see that a Canadian company made the list. Waterloo, Ont.-based ProductWiki is one of five companies nominated as “best boot-strapped start-up”, which I guess means it’s deemed to be a company [...]
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