Monthly Archive: October 2009

Oct 30

Taking On Simon & Schuster’s Vook Format

This was first posted on The TurnKey Publisher’s Blog. === The idea of incorporating video with the book and ebook is a good one.  The idea of tying in Social Media into books is also a good one. However, from what I have seen from the Simon & Schuster “sample” vook, it is offensive to …

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Oct 24

O2 Media President/CEO Gerald Czarnecki Emails Letter to Me

Today, O2 Media President/CEO Gerald Czarnecki emailed me a PDF letter to voice his concerns of allegations and accusations against the company and business he works in. However, my reporting on O2 Media has been relatively light and mostly indirect. Most of it was actually focused on “Incredible Discoveries”, not O2 Media itself.  What seems …

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Oct 13

First Impressions: TubeMogul Service Starts at $500

Before I even contacted TubeMogul (a video distribution web service), I suspected that I would be in for sticker-shock.  It is always a bad sign when a company offers a free service but then list no prices for the upgraded versions.  It is sort of like buying a car with no sticker price.  It does …

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Oct 04

Classroom Experiment on Socialism and Spreading the Wealth

This story was forwarded to me by a friend.  I do not who the original author was. Hence, I cannot take credit for it. However, I thought it was a good story to share to make a point on this political notion of “spreading the wealth” and socialistic policies. === An economics professor at a …

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