Monthly Archives: November 2009
Social Media: How Much Should Be Automated?
I was talking to someone recently using a service that generated Twitter updates by automating creating links to content. Rather than manually tweeting links to interesting online articles or blog posts, this service generated links on Twitter by tapping into … Continue reading
WineAlign Uncorks Major Milestone
When I started my consulting business last January, one of my first clients was WineAlign.com. It was a start-up created by Bryan McCaw, who wanted to build a service so wine buyers in Ontario could make better and more informed … Continue reading
“iTunes for Magazines” Will Work But…
In a world in which content has become a free commodity, it has been puzzling to see magazines participating in the free-for-all. It’s a market many magazines should be avoiding or, at least, only have a light presence. Why? The … Continue reading
The Return of the High-Tech IPO?
It’s been a long time since the high-tech IPO was alive and well – probably going back to the original dot-com boom in the late-1990s when just about any start-up with a sexy story could convince investors to participate. Since … Continue reading
Startup Drinks in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and Waterloo
While Canadian high-tech entrepreneurs continue to find it challenging to attract capital, the community has maintained its enthusiasm and willingness to support each other. Along with events such as DemoCamp and Third Tuesday, Startup Drinks is a great way for … Continue reading
