By Basab Pradhan on October 28, 2011
With due apologies to my non-Hindi speaking readers. A Bollywood film with a similar title just fit so nicely. It means “Why is Robert Scoble so angry?” And boy is he angry. A couple of days back, Robert Scoble, who hopefully needs no introduction to readers of this blog, posted a rant on the usability […]
Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Enterprise Rage, enterprise software, Expensify, google, Rackspace, Robert Scoble, scoble, technology, usability, workday |
By Michael Krigsman on October 26, 2011
Yet again, we open the thorny debate of enterprise vs. consumer software.
Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged enterprise software, Expensify, netsuite, Robert Scoble, workday |
By R "Ray" Wang on June 6, 2011
THE GENESIS Today, we announce an award that celebrates and recognizes leaders who have overcome the odds to successfully apply emerging and disruptive technologies for their organizations. In Search of Protostars Most award programs recognize the technology suppliers for their advancements in the market. Few, if any programs, have recognized individuals for their courage in […]
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By Bob Warfield on March 15, 2011
I have to admit: when Scoble blew up over the idea that the Facebook comments adopted by Techcrunch might reduce authenticity, I was convinced he was wrong. The premise is a simple one: the Facebook commenting system forces you to leave comments under your real name. The theory is that a lot of people will […]
Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged apple, Facebook, marketing, Robert Scoble, strategy, TechCrunch, Web 2.0
By Bob Warfield on February 13, 2011
I just listened to Scoble’s bar interview of @longview (Nick Long) and @renatto (Paul Robinett), two Dreamworks developers who are building a mobile app of their own. They’re talking about the Mobile World, and there are some great sound bites coming from the interview. BTW, the Cinchcast tool he used to do the interview was pretty […]
Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged android, apple, iPhone, ipod, platforms, Robert Scoble, scobleizer, Software development, strategy
By Bob Warfield on May 23, 2010
The wife just walked in after having delivered number one son to an appointment to report that Facebook was all over the local radio station. It seems that consumer advocate Leo Laporte is unhappy with them first over privacy (natch), then over making it hard to delete your Facebook page, and finally over deleting content […]
Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Facebook, Online Communities, Privacy, Robert Scoble, Social Media, Social network, Web 2.0
