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Apps are suburbia, the Web is downtown (or Chinatown)

Posted on 05/06/2010 by lgalli

Chinatown by Atomische – Tom Giebel 2006 Creative Commons The analogy is by Virginia Heffernan, television critic and columnist for “The Medium” at the New York Times — it is included in “The Medium” dated online 17 May, but it … Continue reading →

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Audiobooks questions

Posted on 06/01/2010 by lgalli

Amazon.com Books Bestsellers: The most popular items in Audiobooks. Updated hourly How many audiobooks are commercially available? What is the percentage of the total book counting? What about the difference between sales of single titles and sales tied to subscriptions? … Continue reading →

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You don’t ask your customers what they want

Posted on 28/12/2009 by lgalli

“Being customer-driven doesn’t mean asking customers what they want and then giving it to them,” says Ranjay Gulati, a professor at the Harvard Business School. “It’s about building a deep awareness of how the customer uses your product.” via Prototype … Continue reading →

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“City soundtracks” at CitySounds.fm

Posted on 02/08/2009 by lgalli

The city is a living organism with distinct character, taste, smell, sound. Its thriving music scene offers a special kind of storytelling about the city’s personality quirks and cultural passions — an auditory window into the soul of the city. … Continue reading →

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