Category: The Narrative

Freaky. Link: Nokia – Press Nokia – Press Release 20.9.2005 – Press. Earlier this summer, Nokia sold our one billionth mobile phone – a ...

Is it my impression, or are there more meetups now than before? Or is it just that meetups are so much easier to organize (think-post-meet)? What is particularl...

Being around a successful company that strikes it big internationally is helpful as Ross points out. Link: Ross Mayfield’s Weblog: Skype is the Nokia of E...

Communication is improtant to eBay to grease its business. Skype is fixed communications. Will the mobile lifestyle ever figure into this?* In any case, feels l...

Janne has been drinking the thinking juice. Here’s a good one. Emphasis, mine. Link: ButtUgly: Main_blogentry_090905_1. There are nearly two billion cell ...

Janne Jalkanen pointed out something that I regrettably failed to ever mention: what really makes a cell phone different from a laptop with WiFi? Or, as I see i...

Laura Ramsey brings up a very interesting point regarding marketing of Open Source products (projects, things, stuff). The funny thing for me while reading (and...

Neo-marketing, indeed. Kathy Sierra’s post and ensuing discussion point out a lot of issues I have been grappling with in the past 5 years since I was ano...

I changed my personal email address a while back to reset the spam counter to zero. I don’t use my personal email address much and I managed to last a whi...

Spot on. This is what you get when someone understands the mobile lifestyle. you need to live it to understand what it means and how to build for it. Debi gets ...