I AM BUSINESS -- I AM ROUND

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Round one to Vonage; round two to the
states?

Round one to Vonage; round two to the
states? 10/31/2003 07:26 PM

TiVo Spins Round and Round

TiVo Spins Round and Round 08/27/2004 03:59 PM
Plus, Oracle's still in hot pursuit, and put me in, Coach!

Businesses For Sale in Northern and
Southern California Reached a Record
Number 368 Business & Franchise Sales
This Past Week from Business Brokers,
Small Business Owners, & Real Estate
Agents

Businesses For Sale in Northern and
Southern California Reached a Record
Number 368 Business & Franchise Sales
This Past Week from Business Brokers,
Small Business Owners, & Real Estate
Agents 05/31/2004 01:52 PM
Businesses for sale in Northern and Southern California reached a record number 368 business & franchise sales this past week from business brokers, small business owners, & real estate agents for the week of May 17, 2004 thru May 23, 2004. [PRWEB May 27, 2004]

Northern And Southern California
Businesses For Sale Dipped This Past
Week To 324 Business & Franchise Sales.
These Small Businesses Were Sold By
Business Brokers, Small Business Owners,
& Real Estate Agents Throughout
California.

Northern And Southern California
Businesses For Sale Dipped This Past
Week To 324 Business & Franchise Sales.
These Small Businesses Were Sold By
Business Brokers, Small Business Owners,
& Real Estate Agents Throughout
California. 06/23/2004 03:08 AM
Northern And Southern California Businesses For Sale Dipped This Past Week To 324 Business & Franchise Sales. These Small Businesses Were Sold By Business Brokers, Small Business Owners, & Real Estate Agents Throughout California. [PRWEB Jun 23, 2004]

Southern California Business Expert
Honored as one of "The World's Greatest
Business Mentors"

Southern California Business Expert
Honored as one of "The World's Greatest
Business Mentors" 08/09/2004 02:18 AM
Southern California Business Expert Honored as one of "The World's Greatest Business Mentors." Ron LaVine receives prestigious honor; To be featured in forthcoming mentoring book [PRWEB Aug 9, 2004]

Today in Investor's Business Daily stock
analysis and business news

Today in Investor's Business Daily stock
analysis and business news 04/28/2004 10:22 AM
if some in the intelligence community have their way, your online scribblings may soon be regular reads for the FBI, CIA and various other spook groups .. Blog-Tracking May Gain Ground Among U.S. Intelligence Officials .. read full story>

investors.com/editorial/tech.asp?v=4/27
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Online Business Networks - Building
Quality Business Relationships on the
Internet

Online Business Networks - Building
Quality Business Relationships on the
Internet 12/28/2004 06:58 AM

Online Business Networks

Online Business Networks - Building Quality Business Relationships on the Internet
http://www.onlinebusines snetworks.com/

Reach More of the Right People Faster with Less Effort. Business is under pressure now more than ever to do more with less — bigger, better, cheaper, faster. But at what cost? At the cost of human relationships? It doesn't have to be. The internet offers powerful tools to help you find the right people, connect with them, build trust and rapport, and collaborate with them quickly and cost-effectively. This is a good guide with some fine resources. This has been added to my white paper Online Social Networking.

Working with Business e-Government
project launches Starter Business
website

Working with Business e-Government
project launches Starter Business
website 06/23/2004 01:13 AM
PublicTechnology.net Jun 23 2004 5:46AM GMT

Business 2.0 - Magazine Article -
Printable Version - The 101 Dumbest
Moments in Business

Business 2.0 - Magazine Article -
Printable Version - The 101 Dumbest
Moments in Business 03/20/2003 08:33 AM
The 101 Dumbest Moments in Business in 2002

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Business News, India: Microsoft Xbox
emerging as a viable business

Business News, India: Microsoft Xbox
emerging as a viable business 02/01/2005 09:41 PM
Keralanext.com - Sat Jan 29, 09:57 am GMT

Park N Shop implements Microsoft
Business Solutions Great Plains to
manage retail business

Park N Shop implements Microsoft
Business Solutions Great Plains to
manage retail business 04/03/2005 05:45 AM
AME Info Apr 3 2005 8:22AM GMT

India Business, Microsoft Xbox emerging
as a viable business

India Business, Microsoft Xbox emerging
as a viable business 02/01/2005 09:41 PM
Keralanext.com - Sat Jan 29, 01:54 pm GMT

Microsoft Business Solutions aims to be
a $10bn business by 2011

Microsoft Business Solutions aims to be
a $10bn business by 2011 07/15/2004 07:00 AM
Computer Weekly Jul 15 2004 10:16AM GMT

Oracle retools E-Business Suite,
business intelligence offerings

Oracle retools E-Business Suite,
business intelligence offerings 07/19/2004 05:01 PM
Oracle Corp. hopes to broaden the appeal of its E-Business Suite to specific industries such as industrial manufacturing and health care with a retooled interface and more vertical applications.

Live coverage from Times Online business
reporters No 1 FOR BUSINESS

Live coverage from Times Online business
reporters No 1 FOR BUSINESS 07/12/2004 05:40 AM
Business.timesonline.co.uk - Mon Jul 12, 09:22 am GMT

Home and Business Communications is
Offering Packet8, a VOIP/Broadband
Telephone Service, for Residential and
Business Users

Home and Business Communications is
Offering Packet8, a VOIP/Broadband
Telephone Service, for Residential and
Business Users 02/01/2005 08:48 PM
Andrew Aldrich owner of Home and Business Communications "We are excited to be offering Packet8, VOIP / Broadband Telephone Service. VOIP / Broadband Telephone services can save the end user up to 90% on their telephone bill. The service will work where ever a broadband connection is available (worldwide). Read more about Packet8 at: www.GoWithPacket8.com [PRWEB Feb 1, 2005]

Telephone Magic Brings Full-Featured
VoIP Business Phone System to Small
Business at Wholesale Prices

Telephone Magic Brings Full-Featured
VoIP Business Phone System to Small
Business at Wholesale Prices 06/17/2005 03:16 PM
The Revolutionary TalkSwitch 48-CVA provides customers with a converged PSTN and VoIP solution at an unprecedented price [PRWEB Jun 16, 2005]

Harvard Business School Business
Research Guides

Harvard Business School Business
Research Guides 12/19/2004 03:25 PM
Harvard Business School Baker Library Business Research Guides
http://www.library.hbs.edu/g uides/

Baker Library produces guides to help in the use of resources at Baker and beyond for business and career research. The list below includes guides to general business topics, information on specific industries and specific course support projects that may be helpful in other contexts. This has been added to Business Intelligence Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog and Research Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog. This will be added to Business Resources 2005 Internet MiniGuide.

Sony's entertainment business is killing
its electronics business

Sony's entertainment business is killing
its electronics business 05/11/2004 01:58 AM
Derek Slater takes Sony to task over its new music-download service and iPod-like player.

Sony's acquisition of a couple of minor entertainment companies has had untold consequences. It's a poison pill that is killing Sony, one piece at a time.

Back from 1976-1984, Sony was the company that spent hundreds of millions on the defense of its VCR, bringing it all the way to the Supreme Court, arguing that the entertainment industry didn't have any right to its business-model; that if new technology could make the old business irrelevant, that was tough shit, and the movie companies needed to stop pewling and get with the program (they did, and made lots of money, besides).

But ever since Sony "aquired" Columbia, it's been acting like its electronics business was a minor business unit that couldn't afford to disrupt its precious entertainment arm (despite the fact that the entertainment arm's contributions to Sony's bottom line are minimal when compared to the gadget biz). When the first MP3 players appeared in the market, from little companies like Creative Labs, Sony brought out proprietary devices that played stupid formats like RealAudio and OpenAG, which no one wanted to hear. On the other hand, these formats did come with use-restrictions that kept Sony's music execs from getting too anxious and sad.

The result was that Creative Labs, a little outfit in Singapore, ate Sony's lunch, followed by a bunch of late diners to the table, including a bunch of no-name Korean companies, and most recently, Apple. Sony, who invented the walkman and made billions off of it, has now become an irrelevant player in the personal stereo market, with a market share that's barely a blip on the chart.

And Sony -- a company legendary for tis ability to refine its designs to capitalize on lessons learned in the market -- keeps on repeating the same mistakes, as Derek points out:

Apparently, Sony's hard drive player cannot play MP3s, WMA and (of course) Apple FairPlay-locked AAC. It only plays the Sony's proprietary ATRAC3 format; if it's like Sony's MiniDisc players, forcing consumers to convert to ATRAC3 also forces them to accept certain DRM restrictions. In related news, the Washington Post and New York Times both deemed Connect embarassing, noting its poor interface, proprietary DRM format and codec, copying restrictions ... too many to count.

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Spider Strategies Launches New Business
School Partnership Program -
Participating Business Schools to
Receive Free Copy of Scoreboard®

Spider Strategies Launches New Business
School Partnership Program -
Participating Business Schools to
Receive Free Copy of Scoreboard® 04/06/2005 02:38 AM
Spider Strategies®, Inc., announced today it is providing participating universities and business schools a free copy of its Balanced Scorecard software - Scoreboard® - for use in both classrooms and external learning environments. [PRWEB Apr 6, 2005]

CompAmerica Announces 20% off all PCs,
Laptops, Servers, Software and Services
at its new PC-Giants.com
Business-to-Business Computer Shopping
Portal for the Summer of 2005

CompAmerica Announces 20% off all PCs,
Laptops, Servers, Software and Services
at its new PC-Giants.com
Business-to-Business Computer Shopping
Portal for the Summer of 2005 06/05/2005 11:14 PM
CompAmerica indicated that its ultra-sophisticated new electronic computer products and parts-buying store/portal, could save anyone as much as 37% off the usual store pricing on products from 500 brand names, many of which aren’t available at stores like CompUSA, PC Warehouse, other online stores, or Radio Shack. [PRWEB Jun 3, 2005]

Business-to-business online ad network
launches

Business-to-business online ad network
launches 09/13/2004 07:15 AM
ThomasB2B.com LLC will officially launch on Monday a new online advertising network which is modeled after general-purpose ones from the likes of Yahoo Inc.'s Overture and Google Inc. but which differs in two key aspects: first, it is focused exclusively on the business-to-business market; and second, it matches ads with search queries and content through predefined categories, not keywords.

Round Up: Where can you go next?

Round Up: Where can you go next? 05/28/2004 12:39 PM
newmediazero May 28 2004 4:57PM GMT

Round a about

Round a about 09/08/2004 03:32 AM
These images caused a great debate among my antipodean circle in London whether they are real or have been photoshopped. As far as we can gather it does exist. But it is surreal - and only in the UK surely would something like this be real.

Look round

Look round 04/16/2004 04:55 AM
USA Today Apr 16 2004 9:17AM GMT

PDC Round-Up day 4

PDC Round-Up day 4 10/31/2003 12:35 AM

Round Up: Absurd

Round Up: Absurd 07/05/2004 01:00 PM
newmediazero Jul 5 2004 4:59PM GMT

Rip Digital Round 3

Rip Digital Round 3 12/24/2004 12:16 PM

Bob Kohn has responded to yesterday's comments from Rip Digital founder Dick Adams regarding the potential illegality of the CD ripping service. Let me sum it all up: Kohn thinks they might get sued; Adams thinks they won't; I think the RIAA is a misguided organization at best, whose current command of logic and decency is unpredictable. I can't help but have this sinking feeling that we're just throwing out chum for the music industry's lawyers at this point, so I'm glad we've reached this agreement to disagree.

Gizmodo Responds Re: Digital Ripping Service [BobKohn]

Math-Round-Var-0.01

Math-Round-Var-0.01 04/21/2004 12:52 AM

Backpack Round-Up

Backpack Round-Up 04/09/2004 03:58 PM
Front-runners in my search for a new laptop backpack are the Dakota Computer Brief Backpack ($120-$150 street) and Ogio Metro...

Round Up: Being creative

Round Up: Being creative 06/17/2004 11:39 AM
newmediazero Jun 17 2004 4:04PM GMT

Round Up: Virtually nowhere to go

Round Up: Virtually nowhere to go 04/23/2004 02:48 PM
newmediazero Apr 23 2004 6:26PM GMT

Round Up: Deterrent

Round Up: Deterrent 07/20/2004 01:07 PM
newmediazero Jul 20 2004 5:09PM GMT

In Next Round, No Certainties

In Next Round, No Certainties 01/28/2004 10:17 AM
As the campaign shifts from an expectations game to a fight for real delegates, Howard Dean needs to win somewhere.

Round One... Fight!

Round One... Fight! 03/22/2005 11:38 PM
Pop Quiz Hotshot: You're in the middle of an arena. You're being attacked by 5 year olds who will stop at nothing to kill you. How many can you take on before they overcome you? (from twobytwo forums)

Round-Robin SQL

Round-Robin SQL 03/25/2005 05:16 PM
RRS version 0.4 released

Round Up: Not that special

Round Up: Not that special 06/16/2004 06:08 PM
newmediazero Jun 16 2004 9:21PM GMT

Round Up: To be expected

Round Up: To be expected 07/09/2004 01:11 PM
newmediazero Jul 9 2004 5:06PM GMT

Round #2 with Arnaud

Round #2 with Arnaud 04/08/2005 03:14 PM

Here's Arnaud's reply to my comments....

Great, Marc Canter found some time to ans wer my questions. SO time to comment on his answers.

He confirms my suspicion that OPML is a good way to store and exchange MicroContent (he wrote it as micro-content by the way). They did use Weboutliner for that. I have to play with outliners to see what can be done. See if I can get the Structured Blogging approach into OPML somehow.

He also explains why he likes Structured Blogging. The main reason is that it is an effort to get things going. I agree with him here. If I look at the number of clients which I can relate to MicroContent, it is staggering. It is time to get this local information published in a structured way. It shouldn't be left on someone's PC. And Structured Blogging helps here. Time to dive into it a bit more.

Marc Canter sees a lot happening in the field of MicroContent. Great! I've become a lot less pessimistic, so it is good to hear he sees some movement going on. We will get at MicroContent nirvana in the end!

By the way, I like the fact that Marc Canter answers me on his weblog and not in my comments. We have a public conversation, but we stay owner of the things we write, as we publish it on our own weblog. This kind of conversation corresponds to the ideas put forward on the Datalibre mailing-list. Any evidence of a conversation should be visible in the trackbacks.

[MicroContent Musings]

:-)

There's another reason I've been using the public reply technique - comments are broken. Not only my TypeKey comments - but comments in general. They're being turned off in droves and they hide the thread from view. I prefer to see things out in the open. Perhaps notifation or some sort of Attention.xml standards can change all that.

But that's not my area or work or exertise right now.

Micro-content is. However we spell it.

Arnaud is one of those true believers too - so I'm going to use this thread with him - to highlight a bunch of different things I've wanted to be known in public - on the record - for sometime now.

I'm not really amazed at how smart Arnaud is - as it takes that to grok all this stuff. As is Thomas Van Der Wahl - who I've been getting to know receenly - but that's another post. I met Thomas at SXSW and he calls DLAs 'Info Clouds' (with a space in the middle) - but that's what's MOST beautiful about these ideas.

I'm sure Michael Sippey and Ben Trott have their own name for all this at 6A - and I bet Barak has HIS own term for it - but we're all (hopefully) working on the same principles.

So here are some fresh replies to Arnaud......

1. Yes OPML rocks, It has since the day it was explained to me by Dave Winer at his house the week he created it. Our outliner - the WebOutliner - uses OPML as it's native form and we did LOTS of work on extending it for various purposes (see below.)

2. So let me tell you about some experiments we did on BOTH Structured Blogging (which is what it's being called right now) and storing MicroContent (properly spelled with the in-cap) in OPML.

2a.

The Birthday party activity

So way back like almost three years ago I run into a writer and XS LT scriptor named Chuck White who had written several books on it - and who wanted to put it to use - with a real interface.

So Chuck and I worked on an example UI - which took some wizard collected info, converted it to OPML and sent it to our weboutliner. That structured data was designed to represent all the info needed to encompass a group based community birthday party.

It worked. It rocked. And one day I'll put it up to show everyone. But for now let me explain how it worked and what it proved.

3. First one selected: what kind of Group, named the Group and decided who was an initial member of a Group. This was all created from a simple web page - but ws designed to work via mobile. To become what I promised Hward Rheingold "Tools for the Mob".

4. The human was then passed into an activity grid - at which point they'd select one category of activities; such as after-school or sports or at-home fun - and then were sent through detailed tab dialogs - which enabled one to fill in all the meta-data regarding this selected activity (how many tables to set up?, what games?, by what rules?)

5. Now with our micro-content (sorry I mean MicroContent) activity data all loaded up - we XSLTed the data into OPML and sent it to our weboutliner - which (presumably)_ would be running an extension to support that particular activity and it's associated meta-data. The underlying notion was that we could transform this data into any form, for any kind of output, format or device.

6. It worked like a charm, was easy enough to be categorized as "situated" by Clay Shirky and allowed me to extend the outliner tool metaphor into what I now call a "stucture editor".

7. Humans certainly understand:

I - Plan party-- define basic party meta-data -- select music and images to play at party -- set up party web site and blog -- establish plans/agenda for party

II - Send out invites-- plug in list of names or retrieve previous names
-- send out invites
-- status of invites (data sent to dashboard)

III - Throw party-- start executing agenda for the day - drive media devices
-- execute milestone during party
-- change party machines to upload stations

IV - Memories-- collect memeoires after party
-- send out thank you notes
-- archival commenting

It's just a matter of how the UIs implement this sort of structure.

7. All this work will appear - soon - in a 'Family Oriented DLA' we're working on.

Still trying to figure out Arnaud's last name...... :-) And where he lives and what he does as a day job. I hope he's really a php hacker looking for work - that would make it PERFECT!

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