This is an interesting blog post. I think that the potential shift in terms of where and how people will view television content (not to mention what they watch) is somewhat overstated here. These shifts, however logical, always take longer to play out in reality. Also, I can’t see three minute YouTube videos replacing truly professionally developed and produced programming.
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Notes on stuff that interests and amuses me
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- Venture Hacks
- You can be so bad at so many things
- The problem with the Internet startup craze
- 1.5 Years Of AngelList: 8000 Intros, 400 Investments And That's Just The Data We Can Tell You About
- Before product-market fit, find passion-market fit
- But I don't want to follow you on Twitter
- Anatomy of an (un)fundable startup
- Getting Leverage in Hostage Negotiations
- Reading your legal docs
- "A" players write the playbook
- AngelList startup wins TechCrunch Disrupt
- Silicon Florist
- Oregon Tech News
- Last call: Beer and Blog Portland quaffs its last pint
- New York holds new appeal for tech startups
- Like to code? Like to talk about code? Submit a proposal to speak at Portland Code Camp 2012
- Hugs and kisses and lots of love: XOXO festival sells out pretty much immediately
- Hewlett-Packard plans to eliminate 27,000 jobs by end of 2014
- Oregonian: Silicon Forest
- Seattle PI: John Cook’s Venture Blog
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