Tư duy 2.0

Jul 26

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Willing to Pay

We have ample evidence both in traditional and new media that people are willing to pay for quality, to pay for choice and to pay for convenience,” Iger said. “And they are willing to pay for what they perceive as value.

” Diller Calls Free Web Content a ‘Myth, Joins Refrain - Bloomberg.com

Jul 11

“Đừng bị để tham vọng đánh bại đối thủ của bạn gây áp lực tới bạn, mà nghĩ tới việc tạo ra các sản phẩm khiến cho thế giới này tốt đẹp hơn. - Fake Steve Jobs nói về ChromeOS” The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs: Let’s all take a deep breath and get some perspective

“When you’re an innovator, you have to think about the future. When you’re thinking about the future, you have to observe young people. In this case, I think of my teen and pre-teen kids and their comfort level with the Internet.” Google on offense: Chrome OS is a wager on the future of computing | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com

Jul 10

“From an advertiser standpoint, we need more competition and choices. We also need partners who are willing to explore new formats, layouts and models for not only consumer gain, but advertiser value.” MediaPost Publications Bing: The Promise Of The Next Act 07/10/2009

“Real Time rev opps- Lead gen, Coupons, analytics, CRM, payments, commerce, authentication, syndication of ads, context sensitive ads, Search” Twitter / dondodge: Real Time rev opps

Jul 8

Technology As Innovator » Blog Archive » Twitter for the enterprise: Contact Center and CRM

Jul 4

The Evolving Web In 2009: Web Squared Emerges To Refine Web 2.0 [Dion Hinchcliffe’s Web 2.0 Blog]

“The fact that Yahoo’s entertainment site outdraws rivals that aim to break news — such as TMZ.com, which broke the news of Michael Jackson’s death — helps illustrate that success online doesn’t always mean being first and having exclusives.” Omg! Positive tone boosts Yahoo celeb site to top by AP: Yahoo! Tech

Quitting create scarity; Scarcity creates value

A business model is the architecture of a business or project

It has four elements:

What compelling reason exists for people to give you money? (or votes or donations)

How do you acquire what you’re selling for less than it costs to sell it?

What structural insulation do you have from relentless commoditization and a price war?

How will strangers find out about the business and decide to become customers?

Seth’s Blog: Thinking about business models